Dragon Capital partners with Digi Invest Powered by MB

Oct 15th at 17:11
15-10-2022 17:11:49+07:00

Dragon Capital partners with Digi Invest Powered by MB

Dragon Capital has recently teamed up with MB to roll out professional fund management services in a centralised app by MB Bank, which would optimise retail customers’ experience and investment efficiency.

At this week's ceremony held in Hanoi, representatives from Dragon Capital, MB, and Digi Invest Powered by MB inked an agreement to work together to distribute fund certificates to their retail customers.

The fresh partnership would provide easier access to high-quality investment products by leveraging MB's position as a market leader in digital banking services. In addition, the bank’s retail customers could easily access their investment and monitor their portfolios right on their online banking app.

MB's digital platform would facilitate the comprehensive needs of investing activity, from account opening to product selection to order placement. Particularly, DCIP/DCBF bond funds, a DCDS mixed fund, and a DCBC stock fund are all available to investors via conveniently accessible certificate investment products from the portfolio's open-ended fund investment options.

These are Dragon Capital's open-ended funds, which have been among the industry's top performers for more than a decade.

A spokesman from Dragon Capital Vietnam said, "The partnership displays Dragon Capital's faith in MB's leading stature and the appealing benefits that MB can deliver to its clients on a wide scale. In addition, Dragon Capital sees this step as crucial to our plan to provide fund certificate products as an effective, reliable, and hassle-free investing option for the Vietnamese.”

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