Spice Money has launched a digital TVC that says its partnership with Religare Broking Ltd. (RBL) to supply rural residents with equitable entry to funding alternatives, thus, taking a step additional in bridging the rural-urban divide and augmenting monetary inclusion. The TVC highlights how rural residents can get help to open a freed from price Religare Demat accounts from their nearest service provider or kirana retailer served by Spice Money Adhikaris, and the significance of those accounts as main requisite for investments.
Spice Money is devoted to being part of the journey of economic inclusion that the nation has set upon, Kuldeep Pawar, senior vp and head of selling, Spice Money stated. “With the ten lakhs strong Spice Money Adhikari network serving more than 18,000 pin codes in India, we have now partnered with Religare Broking, one of the leading securities firms, to truly democratise the opportunity for investments. Our new digital TVC showcases this partnership and highlights how it will bring to the citizens of Bharat, a plethora of investment opportunities, hitherto available mostly to urban India, as we work towards our commitment in bridging the rural-urban divide,” he added.
The TVC, with its essence rooted in rural India, ties collectively the ground-level aspirations of a younger Bharat, the benefit of opening a Demat account, and the various monetary alternatives and resultant monetary prosperity {that a} Demat account can pave the best way for.
“We have joined hands with Spice Money, a brand that has been leading the financial services revolution in rural India, to bring a diverse portfolio of investment opportunities to the last mile of the country. We firmly believe that this association will pave the way toward financial freedom for the rural citizens of India and contribute towards further financial inclusion,” Ashley Almeida, govt vp, digital, product, and advertising and marketing, Religare Broking acknowledged.
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