In January 2019 we implemented a trial fee structure on all Resale Market investments, reducing the transaction fee when buying shares from 2% to 1%. This reduction is not valid on Investment Plans or Discretionary Services, where the fee is 2%.
There is no fee charged to sell shares on our Resale Market.
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Effective from 1 November 2019:
In light of the COVID-19 crisis, this incentive will no longer be available from 1 May 2020
To encourage liquidity on the Resale Market, we offer incentives for investors that buy large volumes.
For total investment greater than £20,000 per calendar month on shares which are acquired via the placement of bids or the matching of offers, investors are eligible for the following rebate payment:
| Resale Market investment qualification volume (p.c.m.) | Payment % | Maximum payment amount1 |
|---|---|---|
| £20,001 - £50,000 | 3% | £900 |
| £50,001 - £250,000 | 5% | £10,900 |
This rebate encourages greater liquidity on our Resale Market. Greater volumes of trading activity result in more liquidity, smaller spreads between the shares on sale (offers) and bids, creating a more efficient market for all.
Eligibility for the above incentive payments is always subject to an investor adhering to the terms and conditions of the MTF Rulebook.
Systematic trading that seeks to earn the Payment as its primary purpose, rather than pursue a bona fide investment or trading strategy, is ineligible. Property Partner, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to withhold incentive payments if it deems it necessary to investigate any investor behaviour that may contravene the above.
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Effective from 1 August 2019:
To encourage liquidity on the Resale Market, we offer incentives for investors that trade large volumes via Bids.
For total investment greater than £20,000 per calendar month on shares which are acquired via the placement of bids, investors are eligible for a rebate payment:
| Resale Market investment qualification volume (p.c.m.) | Payment % | Maximum payment amount1 |
|---|---|---|
| £20,001 - £50,000 | 4% | £1,200 |
| £50,001 - £250,000 | 6% | £13,200 |
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