17/04/2014 05:31 AST

NCB Capital, Saudi Arabia’s leading wealth manager and largest asset manager, has launched a free local shares live price service for all its brokerage customers who use its Basic online trading service, Alahli Tadawul.

The free offer is part of NCB Capital’s efforts to meet all its customers’ need for live price dissemination as a progressive alternative for the current 15-minute delayed price display.

The free live prices service gives Alahli Tadawul customers more peace of mind and greater ease in trading by offering many advantages that include immediate access to prices of stocks listed on the Saudi stock market; access to in-depth market information by orders ( for the top 10 orders) or by prices (for the top 5 bids and 5 asks).

In addition, the service allows Alahli Tadawul customers to create more than a dozen of prices watch lists with the possibility to issue a buy or sell order from the same list of prices.The service also provides important market information such as corporate news, company statistics, a sector index, and many other benefits.

“Today we redefine trading services and redouble the value that we offer to our customers who subscribe to the Alahli Tadawul basic service. This progressive move is part of our efforts to develop our services and products by focusing on meeting our customers’ specific requirements in order to maintain NCB Capital’s brokerage leadership in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the region,” ? ?said Khalid Tahir, Acting Head of Securities at NCB Capital.

“Providing this free service is in line with NCB Capital’s mission to support, empower and reward its clients by providing them with more strategic tools that will help them in the process of making the right decision at the right time. The service comes in a package of free services provided by NCB Capital to its clients, including the free daily opportunities tips service which automatically offers customers daily trading opportunities based on technical analysis of the local stock market.”

The new initiative effectively enhances NCB Capital’s competitive advantages and strengthens the company’s aim to be the leading investment house in Saudi Arabia and the region.


Saudi Gazette

Ticker Price Volume
SABIC 114.77 5,915,941
RIBL 13.83 1,519,548
JARIR 177.89 111,251
STC 83.41 257,644

TASI 7,871.67 71.90 (0.92%)

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