Our Services
JP Jenkins provides a low cost and efficient platform for companies that are looking to allow shareholders to manage shares. The process is very simple, as we provide a facility that can quickly match buyers and sellers.
Traditional
- Our traditional broker to broker service.
Use a wide range of stockbrokers and banks. You can use your existing stockbroker or utilise one of our recommended brokers.
- No added fees
- Visible historic prices and volumes
- Matched if buy/sell order limits match
- Get the latest reports and updates to make informed decisions
- Companies must be registered to enable shares to be settled through the electronic settlement system (CREST)
Benefits of JP Jenkins
Latest Prices
Matched buyers and sellers, historic prices, completed transactions and volumes all shown on our platform.
Exit Options
Access liquidity, view established UK private companies and manage your holdings in alternative asset classes.
Corporate Governance
Improve investor relations and corporate governance sharing updates and announcements to your shareholders.
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What do JP Jenkins do?
JP Jenkins is a platform for private companies shares to be matched.
- Our traditional broker to broker service.
Who Can Use Our Platform?
Any LSE (London Stock Exchange) registered broker can contact our team to place an order. If you do not have one currently, our team will be able to recommend.
We purely provide a facility for the matching of unquoted shares and strictly do not offer any advice.
What are the costs?
Our fees start from £10,000 per annum.
This includes the application fee, initial due diligence, administrational and admission costs.
Bespoke liquidity with tailored approach to the most suitable option for shareholders.
Access our growing community and communicate to our investors.
What are the risks?
Any investment contains a level of risk, particularly early stage companies. Many of these early stage companies fail and even established businesses can struggle.
We would recommend to any investor to carefully familiarise themselves with all the information provided for each company before investing. You should also asses each of the risks involved with investing to make sure they are appropriate for your portfolio.
