published : 1 Feb 2021 at 17:33
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FINNOMENA, a Thailand-based digital wealth management platform for both individual investors and financial advisors, has announced a new partnership with global asset management firm Franklin Templeton to help cement its status as one of the sector’s biggest players.
The new partnership will focus on bringing new and unique investment solutions to its users (provided via FINNOMENA’s digital platform) to users, as well as giving access to investment insights from Franklin Templeton Academy (FTA), an education programme which offers a comprehensive global investment curriculum.
FINNOMENA Group CEO, Jessada Sookdhis, said, “We are pleased to announce this partnership with one of the world’s largest asset management companies to offer global investment knowledge and financial products through FINNOMENA’s user-friendly technology. This collaboration has marked another milestone and is disruptive to the overall indus
published : 1 Feb 2021 at 17:33
1
FINNOMENA, a Thailand-based digital wealth management platform for both individual investors and financial advisors, has announced a new partnership with global asset management firm Franklin Templeton to help cement its status as one of the sector’s biggest players.
The new partnership will focus on bringing new and unique investment solutions to its users (provided via FINNOMENA’s digital platform) to users, as well as giving access to investment insights from Franklin Templeton Academy (FTA), an education programme which offers a comprehensive global investment curriculum.
FINNOMENA Group CEO, Jessada Sookdhis, said, “We are pleased to announce this partnership with one of the world’s largest asset management companies to offer global investment knowledge and financial products through FINNOMENA’s user-friendly technology. This collaboration has marked another milestone and is disruptive to the overall indus
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