Interactive Brokers has unveiled an enticing
opportunity for investors in the UK. Eligible residents who decide to open stocks and
shares investment savings accounts (ISAs) through Interactive Brokers get a
chance to receive a commission credit of £55, subject to specific terms and
conditions.
According to the brokerage firm, this promotion
provides an opportunity for investors to enhance their savings while benefiting
from the tax advantages that ISAs offer. ISAs grant account holders access to
a range of investment products in the UK and globally. These include stocks,
bonds, and exchange-traded funds.
Gerald Perez, the Managing Director at Interactive
Brokers UK Limited, stated: “We
welcome those just beginning their savings journey as well as existing ISA
holders keen on transferring to a superior trading platform . The new trading
commission credit promotion, combined with our powerful platforms, low trading
commissions, and global product offering, could help more individuals in the UK
reach their savings goals.”
The commissions begin at £3/€3 per trade for UK and
most European stocks. For US stocks, trading starts at USD 0.005 per share. For
larger trades exceeding £6,000/€6,000, the cost is 0.05% of the trade value. Another
key benefit of Interactive Brokers’ stocks and shares ISAs is the opportunity
to earn interest on instantly available cash balances. The interest rate can go
as high as GBP 4.733%, the brokerage firm said.
Recently, Interactive Brokers reported its financial results for the third quarter, highlighting a net revenue of $1.145 billion. This marked a jump of 45%
year-over-year and a boost of 14% quarter-over-quarter. The firm’s
diluted earnings per share was $1.56, surpassing the previous year’s figure of
$0.97.
Interactive Brokers’ European Expansion
Meanwhile, Interactive Brokers is making strategic
moves to centralize its European brokerage operations. In September, the company
relocated to Ireland in response to the significant growth in the region. The
consolidation is part of a broader agenda to enhance operational efficiency
while maintaining a strong client-focused approach, Interactive stated.
Besides that, Interactive Brokers Group joined forces with Zero Hash, a crypto infrastructure platform, in a strategic
partnership aimed at enhancing crypto trading and custody services. The
collaboration reflected Interactive Brokers’ commitment to offering an array of
cryptocurrencies .
Interactive Brokers has unveiled an enticing
opportunity for investors in the UK. Eligible residents who decide to open stocks and
shares investment savings accounts (ISAs) through Interactive Brokers get a
chance to receive a commission credit of £55, subject to specific terms and
conditions.
According to the brokerage firm, this promotion
provides an opportunity for investors to enhance their savings while benefiting
from the tax advantages that ISAs offer. ISAs grant account holders access to
a range of investment products in the UK and globally. These include stocks,
bonds, and exchange-traded funds.
Gerald Perez, the Managing Director at Interactive
Brokers UK Limited, stated: “We
welcome those just beginning their savings journey as well as existing ISA
holders keen on transferring to a superior trading platform . The new trading
commission credit promotion, combined with our powerful platforms, low trading
commissions, and global product offering, could help more individuals in the UK
reach their savings goals.”
The commissions begin at £3/€3 per trade for UK and
most European stocks. For US stocks, trading starts at USD 0.005 per share. For
larger trades exceeding £6,000/€6,000, the cost is 0.05% of the trade value. Another
key benefit of Interactive Brokers’ stocks and shares ISAs is the opportunity
to earn interest on instantly available cash balances. The interest rate can go
as high as GBP 4.733%, the brokerage firm said.
Recently, Interactive Brokers reported its financial results for the third quarter, highlighting a net revenue of $1.145 billion. This marked a jump of 45%
year-over-year and a boost of 14% quarter-over-quarter. The firm’s
diluted earnings per share was $1.56, surpassing the previous year’s figure of
$0.97.
Interactive Brokers’ European Expansion
Meanwhile, Interactive Brokers is making strategic
moves to centralize its European brokerage operations. In September, the company
relocated to Ireland in response to the significant growth in the region. The
consolidation is part of a broader agenda to enhance operational efficiency
while maintaining a strong client-focused approach, Interactive stated.
Besides that, Interactive Brokers Group joined forces with Zero Hash, a crypto infrastructure platform, in a strategic
partnership aimed at enhancing crypto trading and custody services. The
collaboration reflected Interactive Brokers’ commitment to offering an array of
cryptocurrencies .
