[Promoted] Share trading now available for Discovery Bank clients through EasyEquities
Clients can now open a new EasyEquities account, or link an existing one, seamlessly through the Discovery Bank app, making investing in their favourite local and global brands and other asset classes simple and accessible.
Discovery Bank clients can now buy, hold and sell shares on local and international stock exchanges and access a wide range of ETFs, ETNs, as well as cryptocurrency. “We look forward to delivering an exceptional “Easy” experience to their clients” Charles Savage, CEO of Purple Group said.shares the Bank’s deep conviction that saving, and investing is key to helping South Africans build wealth, empower themselves and their communities, and ultimately strengthen our economy., an AI-Powered programme on the Discovery Bank app which gives clients an understanding of behaviours that influence their financial wellbeing and how to manage their money.
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