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Singer Capital Markets Review

Multi-Asset BrokerUnited Kingdom

Singer Capital Markets is a London corporate broker for AIM and Main Market companies, not a retail broker. Its history runs through the 2008 Kaupthing bank collapse.

Min Deposit

N/A

Spreads From

Not applicable, Singer does not quote retail style spreads

Max Leverage

Not applicable, Singer does not offer leveraged retail trading accounts

Platforms

Corporate broking desk, Equity research and capital markets advisory

Regulated by FCA (UK)

CFDs are complex instruments with high risk of losing money. Retail accounts lose money trading CFDs.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • FCA regulated corporate broker with a real history back to 2006
  • Acts as broker to a real book of AIM and Main Market listed companies
  • Survived the 2008 Kaupthing collapse and came out the other side
  • No FCA enforcement action found against the firm itself

Cons

  • Not a retail broker, so there is no personal account, deposit, or spread
  • Name has changed four times since 2006, which can confuse a quick search
  • Only reachable by listed companies and institutional investors, not individuals
  • Ties to a collapsed bank in its early history, even though it has moved on
About Singer Capital Markets

Singer Capital Markets Securities Limited was incorporated in London in 2006 and today holds FCA reference number 453676. Its name has changed several times: it began as Kaupthing Singer and Friedlander Capital Markets, tied to the Icelandic bank that collapsed in the 2008 financial crisis, then became Singer Capital Markets that same year.

In 2012, Spanish investment bank N plus 1 took a stake and the firm traded as N+1 Singer for almost a decade, before reverting to the Singer Capital Markets name in 2021. The firm now acts as a corporate broker and adviser to companies listed on London's AIM and Main Market, covering equity research, fundraising, and trading.

Singer works with listed companies and institutional investors, not individual retail clients, so there is no personal account, deposit, or spread to quote. We found no FCA enforcement action recorded against the firm itself.

Key Facts

Max Leverage

Not applicable, Singer does not offer leveraged retail trading accounts

Spreads From

Not applicable, Singer does not quote retail style spreads

Platforms

Corporate broking deskEquity research and capital markets advisory
Regulation & Safety
FCA (UK) — 453676
Frequently Asked Questions

UK EquitiesAIM StocksFixed Income

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