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Unlocking The Unlisted
JP Jenkins, the UK’s oldest established share trading platform for private companies had a strong Q1. With further development within the team we have been
Why a private SPAC could be better than a public SPAC for the small cap sector
Off Exchange SPAC’s (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) Investors typically buy into these ‘blank cheque’ vehicles for the contemplated uplift in the value of the shares
Cross Border Listings – Now available with JP Jenkins
Some foreign companies choose to dual list on the AIM market at economically unviable costs of circa $300-500k with no guarantees of extra liquidity and
JP Jenkins celebrates its 30th year by launching a new direct dealing service
J P Jenkins, the UK’s oldest trading platform for private companies, is delighted to announce the launch of its new online trading platform JPJ Direct.
Private Markets – Unlocking The Unlisted
De-equitisation is the latest buzzword in financial markets. Its origin comes as a result of the global substantial fall off in the number of listed
Firestone Diamonds Plc now on J P Jenkins
J P Jenkins Ltd. is pleased to announce that shares of Firestone Diamonds Plc (FDI) have been admitted onto its share dealing platform. Firestone is
Liquidity solution needed for suspended shares and units
The furore over the LF Woodford Equity Income Fund and the ‘gating’ thereof should reinforce and stimulate the need for a private platform service that allows dealing
Avanti Communications Group PLC are now trading at JP Jenkins
J P Jenkins Ltd. is pleased to announce that shares of Avanti Communications Group Plc (AVN) have been admitted onto its share dealing platform. Avanti
The rise of private markets
De-equitisation is the latest buzzword in financial markets. Its origin comes as a result of the global substantial fall off in the number of listed
