Sumeria wants to rationalise investment
The neo-bank Sumeria of the Lydia Solutions just added one last feature to its banking services. Its new "programmed investment plans" are thus presented as tools capable of automating the investments of its clients. They defend the strategic positioning of the neo-bank to establish itself as a complete banking tool for its customers, but above all demonstrate its commitment to help its customers streamline their investments.
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