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Crowd Mobile Expands Range of Professional Services Q&A Apps for Financial Services

  • Published April 08, 2016 3:03PM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

8th April 2016, ASX Announcement

Highlights:

  • The Company forms partnerships with ASX-listed fund manager Sequoia Financial Group and tax and investment advisory firm CIA Tax to introduce two new Question & Answer (Q&A) apps using its Crowd Experts platform
  • The deals further expand Crowd Mobile’s push into the professional services space following the the launch of its first financial services Q&A app with Peak Assert Management
  • The new apps will allow users to ask questions and obtain general investment and tax advice from experts at Sequoia and CIA Tax for a small fee
  • There are no material capital costs to Crowd Mobile to offer the new services on its highly scalable global platform

Crowd Mobile Limited (ASX: CM8 & FWB-XETRA: CM3, Crowd Mobile, “the Company”) is pleased to announce that it has signed Letters of Intent with two leading financial services companies to expand its range of professional services Q&A apps.

The first agreement is with ASX-listed Sydney-based diversified financial services firm Sequoia Financial Group Limited (ASX: SEQ) (Sequoia) that will allow consumers to access general investment advice on a range of financial services through its wholly owned subsidary Sequoia Asset Management Pty Ltd AFSL 341506.

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