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Cavendish Capital Markets Review
Cavendish Capital Markets is a UK corporate broker for small and mid cap companies. It formed from the 2023 merger of Cenkos Securities and finnCap Group.
Min Deposit
N/A
Spreads From
Not applicable
Max Leverage
Not applicable
Platforms
N/A
Pros
- Cavendish combines the long histories of Cenkos Securities and finnCap Group
- It is regulated by the FCA as a UK corporate broker and adviser
- The combined group is listed on the London Stock Exchange under ticker CAV
- It has real, named clients among UK small and mid cap listed companies
Cons
- Cavendish Capital Markets is not a retail broker, so ordinary traders cannot open an account
- It only works with company clients and professional investors, not the public
- There is no listed minimum deposit, spread, or leverage for outside traders
- It offers no public trading platform or app for retail use
Cavendish Capital Markets came from a merger. In September 2023, a UK court approved the merger of Cenkos Securities and finnCap Group. Cenkos became part of finnCap, and finnCap then changed its name to Cavendish. The combined group is now listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker CAV.
Cavendish Capital Markets is the corporate broking and advisory arm of the group. It works for company clients, not everyday retail traders. It helps small and mid cap companies raise money, list shares, and get takeover advice, and it publishes research on those companies.
Cavendish Capital Markets Limited is authorised by the FCA in London. It is not a retail forex or CFD broker, so it has no sign up page, no minimum deposit, and no trading app for the public. It works only with company clients and professional investors.
Max Leverage
Not applicable
Spreads From
Not applicable
Regulators
- FCA (UK)
