Over-the-counter (OTC)
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Over-the-counter (OTC) securities are securities that are not listed on a major exchange in Nigeria and are instead traded via a broker-dealer network, usually because many are smaller companies and do not meet the requirements to be listed on a formal exchange.
Why invest in OTC stocks?
Capital appreciation
This represents a rise in your investment's market price compared to its purchase price
Periodic Dividends
Dividends declared by the company a client is invested in.
Savings
It is a way to save idle funds
Collateral
This product can be used as collateral for credit facilities
Why sign up for this product?
Benefits of NASD Plc
- Transparency in trade which enhances investors’ confidence
- A centralized platform for price discovery
- A source of long-term funding for companies
- Access to broad range of asset classes » Access to specialized market data
- Innovation of new and unique investment solutions
- Increased corporate visibility which brings economies and savings.
- Improved investor / Shareholder relations
Benefits of OTC securities
- Capital appreciation – Appreciation in value compared to purchase price
- Periodic Dividends – Dividends declared by the company a client is invested in
- Collateral – The product can be used as collateral for credit facilities
- Savings - It is a form of savings for idle funds
BENEFITS OF INVESTING THROUGH US
We are currently the largest stockbroking house in Nigeria with a market share of 11.11% of the value of shares traded on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange based on 2021 trading results. Benefits of investing in NASD OTC securities through us include:
- Competitive commission rates
- Professional and experienced personel
- Group strength and resources
- Regular market updates
- Ancillary services
- More..
Types of OTC
OTC Equities
- Stocks that are not listed on an exchange, and trade via OTC, are typically called over-the-counter equity securities, or OTC equities.
OTC Bonds (not offered currently)
- Bonds that are not listed on an exchange, and trade via OTC, are typically called over-the-counter debt securities, or OTC Bonds.
OTC Derivatives (not offered currently)
- Derivatives that are not listed on an exchange, and trade via OTC, are typically called over-the-counter debt securities, or OTC Derivatives.
Trading costs
No set up cost
Trading costS:
- Buying 1.1325% of consideration
- Selling: 1.4775% of consideration
How to get it
Kindly visit our account opening portal here to sign up
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Why sign up for this product?
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Types of OTC
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Trading costs
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How to get it
Benefits of NASD Plc
- Transparency in trade which enhances investors’ confidence
- A centralized platform for price discovery
- A source of long-term funding for companies
- Access to broad range of asset classes » Access to specialized market data
- Innovation of new and unique investment solutions
- Increased corporate visibility which brings economies and savings.
- Improved investor / Shareholder relations
Benefits of OTC securities
- Capital appreciation – Appreciation in value compared to purchase price
- Periodic Dividends – Dividends declared by the company a client is invested in
- Collateral – The product can be used as collateral for credit facilities
- Savings - It is a form of savings for idle funds
BENEFITS OF INVESTING THROUGH US
We are currently the largest stockbroking house in Nigeria with a market share of 11.11% of the value of shares traded on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange based on 2021 trading results. Benefits of investing in NASD OTC securities through us include:
- Competitive commission rates
- Professional and experienced personel
- Group strength and resources
- Regular market updates
- Ancillary services
- More..
OTC Equities
- Stocks that are not listed on an exchange, and trade via OTC, are typically called over-the-counter equity securities, or OTC equities.
OTC Bonds (not offered currently)
- Bonds that are not listed on an exchange, and trade via OTC, are typically called over-the-counter debt securities, or OTC Bonds.
OTC Derivatives (not offered currently)
- Derivatives that are not listed on an exchange, and trade via OTC, are typically called over-the-counter debt securities, or OTC Derivatives.
No set up cost
Trading costS:
- Buying 1.1325% of consideration
- Selling: 1.4775% of consideration
Kindly visit our account opening portal here to sign up
OTC FAQ
Over-the-counter (OTC) securities are securities that are not listed on a major exchange in Nigeria and are instead traded via a broker-dealer network, usually because many are smaller companies and do not meet the requirements to be listed on a formal exchange.
- About the NASD OTC Platform
OTC FAQ
Over-the-counter (OTC) securities are securities that are not listed on a major exchange in Nigeria and are instead traded via a broker-dealer network, usually because many are smaller companies and do not meet the requirements to be listed on a formal exchange.
- About the NASD OTC Platform
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