Greenwich Securities Unveils ‘Mytradebook’ Online Trading Platform

By Yakubu LAAH InvestAdvocate

Lagos (INVESTADVOCATE)-Greenwich Securities Limited, a fully owned subsidiary of Greenwich Trust Limited on Tuesday said it has launched Mytradebook’ a new online retail trading Portal, which allows investors  access their stockbroking portfolio using internet-enabled mobile devices, tablets, laptops and desktop computers from any part of the world, without interfacing with a Broker.

“Mytradebook” is a virtual securities trading platform that gives users online access to trade securities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange from any location. Our trading processors can be likened to trading directly on the floor of the Exchange. It offers you control over your investments as well as access to quality research resources, according to statement from the company.

Greenwich Securities say the platform uses a world-class payment system that facilitates secure and seamless cash deposits. “The system allows you to commence trading immediately your cash deposit is confirmed” the statement said.

According to the company, “Mytradebook” eliminates delay in jobbing orders, receiving notifications for executed transactions, accessing account statements and portfolio valuation; “all you need is just a click,” the company said.

Greenwich Securities affirms that application offers the investor online real time access to the largest market in West Africa as well as direct interface with National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD).

It further affirmed that various asset classes such as equities, fixed income and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be traded on the portal. “The investor can also view his/her holdings and evaluate the portfolio performance,” Greenwich added.

“In addition, users will get intelligent market insight through our research materials and interact directly with our customer service team through the portal’s online chat tool,” the company said.

To open “Mytradebook” account, customers are required to do so with N10, 000 only, and would be charged a brokerage fee of 0.75 percent.

 

 

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