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‘Trading‘ on JP Jenkins is done via a matched bargain facility, this means that on instruction from your ‘Broker’ we will endeavour to match your shares against other buyer(s) or seller(s) who are also looking to transact. Requests to trade are performed on an availability basis, should an instruction be cancelled, altered or amended in anyway by an instruction from your broker then it shall lose its active place in the queue and reset to the end of list. JP Jenkins receives orders from brokers electronically via a FIX message or should your broker not have a FIX connection to our platform via telephone. If you do not have a UK registered stockbroker you will find a list of brokers that we have worked with to download here. You will also find a list of UK brokers at the bottom of this page and their contact details should you need to appoint one. JP Jenkins can ONLY take instruction to transact from a UK-registered stockbroker and cannot offer investment advice into companies displayed on our website. If you are unsure about trading please consult a financial advisor or wealth manager to assist you in determining what is right for you
Trading Instructions:
To buy and sell shares in this company via JP Jenkins, you will need to use a regulated UK stockbroker.
For a comprehensive list of brokers click here.
Over 40 UK brokers regularly connect with our platform.
If you are based overseas and are interested in participating then please contact us directly by emailing info@jpjenkins.com or by calling 0207 469 0937
Trades take place through our central counterparty partner. There is a fee of 1.5% of the transaction price which is charged to both buyers and sellers and a £25 transaction fee. Your broker may also apply charges.
Please note, when purchasing shares Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (“SDRT”) may be applicable.
