Interactive Brokers

Interactive Brokers scraps inactivity fee - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Interactive Brokers scraps inactivity fee

"It’s not too good to be true; it is good, and it is true. You get all the great things an IBKR account has to offer."

Company in the news

Interactive Brokers approaches first year in Singapore; eyes crypto and bigger investors

“The idea is to be a giant without resting on our laurels.”
Tiger Brokers ride on big tech parentage to draw in new investors - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Fintech

Tiger Brokers ride on big tech parentage to draw in new investors

Investors should consider switching over to Tiger Brokers because the trading platform offers better value, says Eng.
Trade US stocks with Tiger Brokers using Nasdaq data - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Trade US stocks with Tiger Brokers using Nasdaq data

Investors can now access US market data at little to no cost using Tiger Brokers' trading platform.

Disruption and Digitalisation

Tiger Brokers borrows from budget air business model to attract investors

Aged between 18 to 24, Generation Z makes up 15% of the company’s current 900,000 customers worldwide.

2013 Penny Stock Crash

Banks, brokerages incurred over $350 million in losses from penny stock crash

SINGAPORE (Mar 20): Banks, brokerages and other financial institutions suffered a total of more than $350 million in unpaid losses in the wake of the October 2013 crash of Blumont Group, LionGold Corp and Asiasons Capital (now known as Attilan Group), acc

2013 Penny Stock Crash

John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling charged in largest market manipulation scheme in Singapore’s history

SINGAPORE (Nov 25): John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling have been identified as the “masterminds” behind what authorities described as “the largest market manipulation case in Singapore’s history”.

SGX should provide market surveillance dashboard to investors, not just brokers

SINGAPORE (Oct 21): Three years ago this month, a handful of high-flying stocks lost more than $8 billion in market value within a matter of days. Six months later, in April 2014, the Commercial Affairs Department started what it has called its biggest se
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