Garanti BBVA has recently announced that it has enhanced its investment options that are available via its mobile app.
Garanti BBVA recently revamped ‘Garanti BBVA Mobile’, making it faster and easier for investors to monitor and effectively manage their investment portfolios directly on the app.
As explained in the announcement, the new menu for investments allows customers to view their portfolio distribution, “check the status and research investment options that match their investment goals – all on a single screen.”
In addition to this, Garanti BBVA Mobile also offers educational content designed to “improve customers’ investment knowledge” in its Investment Academy.
The app’s new investment menu allows customers to monitor a wide range of investment products, such “as stocks, private pensions, time deposits, mutual funds, foreign exchange transactions and precious metals.”
Investors are now able to view their total asset value “in detail and monitor changes in their portfolios instantly.”
With live market data, customers are reportedly able to perform their financial transactions quickly, and stay informed by “adding stocks, mutual funds and foreign exchange rates to their watch lists.”
Garanti BBVA has also launched a new payment and electronic money service, TAMİ, to bring fresh innovation to the “rapidly evolving world of e-commerce and digital payments.”
The ‘Fund Model Portfolio’ section of the app provides information on mutual funds that “align with the investor’s profile,” while the ‘Stock Model Portfolio’ section offers a model portfolio designed by Garanti BBVA Investment for those interested in “purchasing stocks and keeping them for the medium to long term.”
Garanti BBVA Executive Vice President Ceren Acer Kezik stressed how challenging investing can be at times, and “emphasized the bank’s focus on simplifying the process to help customers reach their financial goals.”
The updated Investment menu on the app was designed to offer simple portfolio management, “personalized portfolio information, and educational content to boost customers’ financial literacy.”