Choose a non-brokered cash option for best outcome
- Linley Scorgie
- May 22
- 1 min read
Updated: May 23

Separation of roles-No Conflict of Interest. Providing a non-brokered cash option
A major contributor to the 2008 GFC was the blurring of broker roles and execution. Many brokers found themselves not always acting in the client "best interest" and rather acted for their maximum financial gain.
Many organizations use a broker or service provider to manage their cash and bank deposits, partly due to the efficiencies and perceived pricing advantage.
We submit that with technology and marketplaces, organizations can achieve better outcomes with streamlined automation and no hidden brokerage costs that diminish returns.
That is why Likwidity is built on a core non-brokered cash option.
Likwidity is unashamedly the only independent, unconflicted platform and is a pure software solution and not a broker.
The passage of time has dulled our memories and we encourage all investors to be vigilant when dealing with brokers, and to insist on understanding any hidden fees and commissions.
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