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This is the first time that Stanlib intermediaries and investors will be able to view client statements, check investment balances, as well as view asset allocation and fund allocations via their mobile phones. In addition, intermediaries will be able to e-mail clients their statements direct from their mobiles. "The majority of intermediaries serve their clients out of the office and are mobile workers," Stanlib chief operating officer Anthony Katakuzinos said in a statement this week. He said that while some industry players did offer clients and intermediaries the opportunity to view their share portfolio online, this was the first time that they would be able to view their investment portfolio via a mobile platform. "The Stanlib Mobile solution will now offer the intermediary the opportunity to discuss their client's investment portfolio by simply using their cellphone – something they never leave home without."Following a global trend
Katakuzinos said that increasing numbers of consumers around the world were becoming more sophisticated and involved in their investment decisions, and that having access to investment information via a cellphone enabled real-time decision-making intelligence. "In line with this global trend, we have launched the Stanlib Mobile offering," he said. Users who have registered through the Stanlib online secure website will be able to use the mobile service 24 hours a day. The application runs on iPhone, Blackberry and most other makes of handsets. SAinfo reporter
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South Africa is one of the fastest growing mobile communications markets in the world (Photo: Rodger Bosch, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com)
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