General Investment Account

You can access detailed account statements, performance reports, and tax summaries at any time through the Client Portal or Trader Workstation (TWS).
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Statements include full details of:
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Trades and executions

Cash movements and FX conversions

Dividends, interest, and realised gains/losses

Account balances and portfolio valuation
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These reports make it easy to track your performance and stay compliant with HMRC tax requirements.

There is no mandatory minimum deposit or account balance requirement for opening a General Investment Account (GIA) with Mexem.
You can start investing with whatever amount you’re comfortable with.

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You can fund your account by bank transfer in GBP, EUR, or other major currencies.
Withdrawals are processed securely to your verified bank account via the Client Portal.
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If you already have investments elsewhere, you can also transfer your existing holdings in-specie to Mexem UK without liquidating your assets

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You can access your GIA through any of Mexem’s connected platforms:
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Trader Workstation (TWS) for advanced analytics and order management.

Client Portal for portfolio monitoring and simple trade execution.

Mexem Mobile App for trading and alerts on the go.
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All platforms are backed by Interactive Brokers’ infrastructure, ensuring secure and efficient trading under FCA oversight.

There are no contribution limits on a General Investment Account. You can deposit and invest any amount, at any time.
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Unlike an ISA, a GIA doesn’t offer tax exemptions, capital gains and dividends may be subject to UK tax based on your personal circumstances.

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With a MEXEM GIA, you can invest in global shares, ETFs, bonds, and exchange-traded commodities (ETCs) across 150+ markets in 33 countries.
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You can also hold and trade in multiple currencies, providing true flexibility for global portfolios.

No - The General Investment Account (GIA) has no contribution limit. You can deposit and invest any amount, at any time.

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Unlike an ISA, however, any capital gains, dividends, or interest earned in a GIA may be subject to UK tax.

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