AJ Bell Holdings Ltd
(Redirected from AJ Bell)
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Contents
AJ Bell is one of the UK’s largest providers of online investment platforms and stockbroker services. It is a private limited company that provides online investment platforms and stockbroker services. It was formed in Manchester in 1995 by Andy Bell and Nicholas Littlefair. (WP)
Company
Ownership
ToDo: x
Structure
ToDo: CH
- Investcentre, https://www.investcentre.co.uk/sites/all/themes/investcentre/assets/css/imgs/InvestCenter-logo.png, https://www.investcentre.co.uk/sites/default/files/AJBIC_Terms_and_conditions_for_FSSXO_option.pdf, https://www.investcentre.co.uk/sites/default/files/AJBIC_Why_choose_us.pdf
- Youinvest, https://www.youinvest.co.uk/sites/default/files/useful-forms/AJBYI_ISA_key_features.pdf, https://www.youinvest.co.uk/sites/default/files/guide/file/AJBYI_Guide_LISA_0.PDF
- Securities, https://www.ajbellsecurities.co.uk/, can't find a decent pic.
- Media,
- Shares, https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/, https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/images/sharesLogo.svg
- MoneyAM, http://www.moneyam.com/, AJ Bell Media Ltd 03733852, http://www.moneyam.com/images/moneyam_logo_2009.gif, http://corporate.moneyam.com/images/header.png
- StockMarketWire, http://www.stockmarketwire.com/,
- Fantasy Investor,
- ... more at the bottom of this page, http://corporate.moneyam.com/
Mergers + Takeovers, http://www.stockmarketwire.com/bids/
Articles
- Sept.29.2018: The investment platform star with an eye on a future in the London market. The decision to go public is not driven by a sudden desire to cash in and splash out a little bit — he is reluctantly selling a slice of merely 3 per cent — but to raise the profile of the business and to allow Invesco, its large institutional holder, to sell nearly half of its holding, bringing it down to 25%. Comparisons with Hargreaves Lansdown plc are being made. A big difference is that unlike Hargreaves, AJ Bell does not offer financial advice. Another is cost: AJ Bell charges 0.25% a year for holding funds, compared with 0.45% at Hargreaves. Katherine Griffiths, The Times.