Why would I use ThePrimeLine.com? ThePrimeLine.com can be a great tool for hedge funds and registered investment advisers to compare and contrast different prime brokers. Instead of spending hours with brokers discussing pricing and capabilities, we can point you in the right direction and find you an excellent fit for your trading needs.
How does ThePrimeLine.com work? After filling out our general information forms, our team will put together a list of prime brokers that may fit your needs. We may need to contact you for a few more answers, or we may find a prime broker on the spot that fits your needs and meets your pricing requirements, at which point the prime broker will decide as to whether or not to accept the account.
How long does it take to get a response to a request? Sometimes, you will receive an automatic answer from a prime broker. However, we may have a few more questions and will have to contact you to discuss additional issues.
Does every prime broker see my inquiry? We will only send your information to prime brokers that fit your needs. Our goal is to make finding a prime broker easier and do the leg work for you. Click here to see our privacy policy.
What are the minimum required assets under management to use ThePrimeLine.com? There are no minimum assets under management to utilize ThePrimeLine.com. However, each prime broker has their own minimum account size, and smaller asset managers may not be eligible for an account at every prime broker.
What if I do not see an option I need on the website? You can contact us directly with any specific questions or needs that may have not been included on the website. Click here to contact one of our registered representatives.
Who can I call if I have an immediate inquiry? If you have an immediate inquiry, please click here to contact one of our registered representatives.
Is there a cost to using ThePrimeLine.com? We don't charge a fee for utilizing ThePrimeLine.com. However, we do receive a percentage of trading commissions and costs from prime brokers we refer.
