Shareholders
How We Help Shareholders
InvestX offers shareholders and employees of private companies holding shares access to the equity they have earned.
- Institutional Shareholders
- Employees holding private company shares
Key Benefits
Access liquidity and unlock equity
Competitive pricing
Low to no fees
Strong network of investors ready to indicate interest in your shares
Transaction Transparency
HOW WE HELP
A Trusted Partner
Trading private shares is more complex than trading public shares. Through InvestX you can be assured that we:
Have the experience necessary to facilitate a smooth and effortless transaction
Can effectively value your shares through extensive research and our proven tools
Can offer you access to high-quality investors that have indicated interest in your shares
Can ensure your privacy when trading shares from the company where you are employed
Have an in-house team of professionals with the legal experience necessary to comply with securities laws, effectively document the transaction, and ensure we conform to the issuer’s unique transfer protocols.
Deep experience in private & pubic markets /
Seamless and transparent transaction process /
Access to high quality investor network
InvestX GEM Marketplace
Solving the liquidity problem of private investments
- Solve the long hold period of private investing
- Creating more opportunities for liquidity
- Opportunity for trading of non-InvestX product(s)
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