Banco Millennium Atlântico (ATLANTICO) held a series of meetings with businessmen and managers of companies in the provinces of Malange and Cabinda. The initiative, which took place on February 20 and 21, was led by Daniel Santos, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ATLANTICO, and also included meetings with local authorities and economic agents with the aim of identifying new projects that enhance the development of the region.

"In order for us to help our clients face the current context, it is essential that we are closer, not only at the level of the managers, with whom they deal daily, but also at the level of ATLANTICO's Senior Management, which is committed to maintaining an active and close relationship with clients and the entire ecosystem of local partners. On the other hand, in addition to the various services available in all the Customer contact platforms, we have financing lines totally dedicated to supporting national production and these visits are aimed at direct contact with the entrepreneurs of the various projects that have the potential to benefit from them" advanced Daniel Santos, PCE of ATLANTICO.

The Bank's delegation was received by the Governor of Cabinda Province Eugénio César Laborinho who mentioned in his communication that "the province is growing fast and that only with the support of the Banks it will be possible to give dimension to the several projects that exist for the province such as the culture of citrus fruits, cocoa, coffee, wood exploration and many other areas of intervention may give an enormous impulse for the development of the region.

Eugénio César Laborinho thanked and praised the fact that the Executive Committee of ATLANTICO went to Cabinda to visit small entrepreneurs, shipyards, offices, agricultural areas and other business projects to understand the concerns of customers, the actions they intend to develop, show the availability of the Bank for partnership with customers and potential customers, to find together the best equations to leverage the productive sector.

Eugénio Laborinho reinforced that "Cabinda's doors are open to Banco Millennium Atlantico and we are counting on you to support the business sector in the materialization of their projects."

It was also during this two-day journey in Malanje and Cabinda that ATLANTICO launched to the market the opening of a 100% digital bank account via cell phone or tablet, without the need to go to the branch.

Augusto Baptista, Executive Director of the Bank, said on the occasion that " As of today, it is possible to open an account with ATLANTICO completely remotely and without the need to go to a branch or service point. This service is available in this first phase only for national Customers. For this purpose, it is only necessary to download the APP ATLANTICO, available at the App Store or Google Play, have your Identity Card and Taxpayer Card at hand, go through the various steps of the process: enter your personal data, take a personal photo at the time, accept the terms and conditions, and validate the mobile number."

It is a quick, safe and convenient process.

And because at ATLANTICO investment in technological innovation is constantly developing, the Bank is about to make a new service available, which will facilitate all operations and bring it even closer to its Customers.

This is an innovative service that allows you to perform various transactions and queries, using only your cell phone, even without voice or data balance. The goal is to serve any and all customers, regardless of whether they have a smartphone or a "Laranjinha". It is, in essence, a free and easily accessible service aimed at simplifying the day-to-day life of its Customers.

The announcement of this new service was made in Cabinda, a city where the Executive Committee of ATLANTICO held meetings with businessmen and local authorities in recent days, in order to strengthen the relationship with the national business community and make known, in one-to-one contacts, the possibilities of financing the Bank to boost national economic activity.