ITI Capital launches new advisory service amidst COVID-19 crisis
By Megha Bhattacharya
Financial services provider ITI Capital has announced the launch of its new advisory service ‘ITI Investments’ today. The service is expected to go live at the end of July 2020. ITI Capital has said that the new offering will offer users with instant access to bespoke robo-advisory service. The company’s platform will also provide a discretionary service that will allow ITI portfolio management professionals to significant decisions on behalf of clients.
Rahul Agarwal, Managing Director at ITI Capital, commented, “Despite the societal and economic devastation caused by Covid-19, there will inevitably be some positive opportunity birthed from this global pandemic. Proactive investors looking to expand their portfolio during this uncertain time should look no further than seeking professional advice in order to guide them through market turbulence and advise them on undervalued assets.”
The company aims to improve the trading and advice services that have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The new solution offers clients with a scalable platform that provides access to global markets as well as insight into a range of trading strategies, and up-to-date market valuations and investment services.
Recently, ITI Capital announced the launch of a new digital wealth management offering for investors amidst the COVID-19 crisis.
Oleg Jelezko, Chairman, ITI Capital said, “We are thrilled to introduce this new development in ITI Capital’s offering, which will propel our services and draw new customers, allowing us to maintain and expand our position as a leading digital trade and wealth management platform. With our new services, we will be able to guide, aid and encourage investors to manage and expand their portfolio with more accuracy, availability and insight than ever before, all with the help of our scalable advisory and discretionary services.”
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