By Tricitynews
Chandigarh 25th November:-ICICI
Securities, India’s leading financial services firm, today said that the number
of registered customers on iCommunity, it’s resource hub for the retail
customers, has crossed one lakh, making it one of the largest captive online
community.
iCommunity users can surf from over
24,000 discussion threads and 41,000 comments over it (https://community.icicidirect.com/). Additionally,
there are many other useful features on iCommunity, which aids investors in
gaining knowledge. These are:
ICICIdirect LearnHub - LearnHub
aims to provide basic and advanced concepts on core markets, investments and
personal finance. The section explains the concepts in equity and
derivatives using lucid examples and infographics.
Search for Answers or Ask A
Question – Users can seek advice from fellow investors and market experts
on categories ranging from Equity, Mutual Funds, NPS, Personal Finance. They
can also search for a question, if it has been previously asked, and view the
answers.
Ask Market Expert – The platform
offers an opportunity to directly ask ICICI direct market experts on for their
views.
Blogs -Experts view on managing
investments.
To make this accessible to all,
iCommunity has been made part of the non-logged in section on icicidirect.com,
and its content is also searchable through search engines, making it a truly
open platform. It is an exclusive community for icicidirect customers who can
participate in discussion or seek answers. Non-members though can view
responses.
Abhishake
Mathur, Sr Vice President, ICICI Securities Ltd., said that since its launch, iCommunity has grown steadily to emerge as the
one-stop shop for many investors who are looking at engaging with like-minded
investors and market investors to further hone their skills. Being part of
ICICIdirect and captive to its customers, it gives an additional comfort to
investors in terms of authenticity of the interactions with other participants.
We aspire to make our community as the preferred knowledge provider for
investors in India.
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