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Our Execution-only service

A personal approach

Talk to a qualified stockbroker, not just an order taker, when you trade
Talk to a qualified stockbroker, not just an order taker, when you trade
Trade by telephone and with a regular contact if you wish
Trade by telephone and with a regular contact if you wish
Track your portfolio online with the myRB app
Track your portfolio online with the myRB app
Access to global markets and a range of asset classes
Access to global markets and a range of asset classes
Free market information and the latest news
Free market information and the latest news
Call 0113 243 6941 or search for your local office

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With Redmayne Bentley’s Execution-Only Stockbroking service you will have access to global markets and a range of asset classes. While any investment decisions will be your own and no advice will be provided, you can speak to a qualified stockbroker when you trade, who will be able to provide general stock market news along with stock-specific news and information to help you with your decisions.

This is an execution-only service, which means we will execute trades on your instructions, without any advice or ongoing management. If you are new to investing and would like further information, please see our Guide to Investing, which explores the basics of investing.

Please note, the below process is for UK residents only, if you are overseas and would like to open a portfolio, please contact us.
The following documents must be read before you can open a portfolio and trade with us.
Please click on each item to read it.

Terms of Business
Execution-Only Stockbroking Schedule of Charges
Stockbroking Summary of Key Information
Privacy Policy
You can then complete and sign an agreement form.* Below are our agreement forms to open an execution-only general portfolio or Individual Savings Account (ISA). Please click these to download. To find out more about an ISA or a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), please see further down the page.
Nominee Agreement for a Stockbroking Portfolio
Download
ISA Application/Transfer Form
Download
*Please note, if you would like to open a portfolio for a Charity, Company, Trust, Investment Club or Pension Scheme please contact your local office. Additionally, if you would like to open a certificated portfolio, please contact us.
Please include your preferred office on your agreement form and either email or post your completed form to your preferred office. You can find details of our offices here.
Upon receipt of your agreement form, we will review the details and conduct an anti-money laundering check. Please note, this check may require you to send in further information, including ID, however we will provide further details if required.

Redmayne Bentley Stockbroking Portfolios

If an execution-only portfolio is not right for you, please see below for alternatives.

Dealing with Advice Service

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self-invested personal pensions

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Stocks and Shares ISA

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Redmayne Bentley's Publications

Explore Redmayne Bentley’s investment Publications for in-depth analysis and insight on the main themes shaping the investment world.
Market Insight
Market Insight
Market Insight explores a current investment theme through the eyes of our investment research team providing expert insight. Read more...
1875
1875
1875 is our quarterly publication, which features topical articles while also exploring the macro-economic environment. Read more...
Publications podcast
Publications podcast
In our podcast we present the audio versions of our publications. Each episode explores a current investment theme. Find out more.
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