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BELL POTTER

Country: Australia

Founded: 2015

Maximum leverage:

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    🇦🇺 Úc 243480
    AA
    ASIC Authorised
    🇦🇺 Úc 360457
    AA
    ASIC Authorised

    Contact information

    Web: https://www.bellpotter.com.au/

    Email :

    support@bellpotter.com.au

    Phone: 1300 023 557

    Trading account

    Personal Investment Account
    Corporate Account
    Institutional Account
    Intermediary Services Account
    Minimum Deposit $
    Spread
    Margin call level Có
    Leverage
    Product Australian stocks, International stocks, ETFs, Superannuation funds
    Minimum Deposit $
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    Margin call level Có
    Leverage
    Product IPOs, Stocks, Equity financing, Mergers & Acquisitions
    Minimum Deposit $
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    Margin call level Có
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    Product Stocks, Research, Institutional trading
    Minimum Deposit $
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    Margin call level Có
    Leverage
    Product Client-based trading, Research, Seminars

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    Broker information

    Headquarters: LEWIS M BELL, Level 29, 101 Collins Street MELBOURNE VIC

    Founded: 2015

    Company name: Bell Potter Securities Limited

    Payment: Bank, visa

    Company Overview

    Bell Potter is a prominent full-service stockbroking and financial advisory firm in Australia, operating for more than two decades. It is a subsidiary of Bell Financial Group (BFG.ASX) and is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) under license number 000243480. The company serves retail investors, corporations, and institutional clients, offering a wide spectrum of financial solutions such as stockbroking, derivatives trading, funds and fixed income investments, corporate finance, and research services.

    Strengths and Limitations

    Pros

    • Licensed and regulated under ASIC

    • Comprehensive investment services

    • Backed by a listed parent company

    Cons

    • Limited access to global markets compared to peers

    • Service thresholds not always transparent

    • Fee structure can lack clarity

    Trading Instruments

    Bell Potter clients gain access to a diverse range of products:

    • Stocks: Australian equities (ASX-listed) and selected international shares.

    • Derivatives: Warrants and futures (requires accredited derivatives guidance).

    • Funds & Fixed Income: ETFs, LICs, bonds, hybrid securities, and superannuation products.

    • Others: Forex trading, geared investments, and mFunds.

    Account Types

    Bell Potter offers several account structures tailored to different investors:

    • Personal Investment Account – Designed for individuals, supporting trading in shares, ETFs, international equities, with optional superannuation planning.

    • Corporate Account – For businesses seeking IPO participation, equity financing, and M&A advisory, with customized service options.

    • Institutional Account – For fund managers and asset managers, providing execution services, research collaboration, and corporate access.

    • Intermediary Services Account – Built for financial planners, enabling client-based trading and research support, plus tailored seminars.

    Platform Access

    Clients can log into the Bell Potter Client Access Portal to monitor real-time portfolios, valuations, and trade activity. Integration with third-party platforms supports electronic settlement through the CHESS system, allowing unified management of ASX-listed holdings.

    Deposits & Withdrawals

    • Funding: Supported via bank transfer in AUD and foreign currencies.

    • Withdrawals: Processed back to the registered bank account through the same channel. AUD transfers typically clear within 1–2 business days, while international transfers may take 3–5 business days.

    • The primary transaction currency is AUD. Foreign investors incur FX conversion fees when transacting internationally.

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