PrimaryBid say they build technology that connects companies with their retail investor communities and power smart retail inclusion in global capital markets. Unfortunately, PrimaryBid no longer has IPO access for retail investors as the majority of their orders were coming from Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell and Interactive Investor, who offer access to IPOs themselves.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
4/5
Pros:
access to IPO’s
4/5
Pros:
single unique service
Cons:
nothing
3/5
Pros:
Nothing in particular
Cons:
Ok
5/5
Pros:
Useful information
Cons:
Nothing
4/5
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Exclusive products
Cons:
nothing
2/5
2/5
Pros:
Being offered to buy new issues
Cons:
Functionality of their software
4/5
Pros:
none
3/5
Pros:
ability to participate in IPOs
Cons:
don’t know
4/5
5/5
Pros:
Access for private investors
3/5
Pros:
Access to placings
Cons:
over reliant on mobile access
5/5
4/5
3/5
3/5
Pros:
Cheap
Cons:
Link to ISAs
3/5
4/5
Pros:
Retail offer on wholesale issues
Cons:
None
5/5
Pros:
Access to new issues
5/5
Pros:
Access to open offers
Expert Review & Rating
PrimaryBid Review: Aggregated IPO & New Issue Access
Provider: PrimaryBid
Verdict: PrimaryBid lets you invest in IPOs, new issues and stock placings, by operating a central platform that brings these offerings directly to retail investors who have to some extent been excluded from the primary markets. The business has been involved in 100 deals to date with participation ranging between £500,000 and £10,000,000. With individual ticket or trade sizes running between £1,000 and £500,000 has accessed more than half a million retail investors to date.
Summary
A revolution for investors that want access to as many IPOs, new issues and placings as possible.
Pros
- Lots of IPOs, new issues & placings
- No costs or fees
- Connect to your existing stock broker
Cons
- Allocation not guaranteed
- Cannot invest with SIPPs or ISAs
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Pricing
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Market Access
(4.5)
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Online Platform
(4)
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Customer Service
(4)
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Research & Analysis
(3.5)
Overall
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