Investments in leverage mean increased risk. You can lose more than you invested.
Securities financing (Leverage)
Borrow money against your shares or other financial assets as security, and you will have more to invest with.
Leverage allows you to invest more than you have
Loan-to-value ratio of up to 85 %
We only charge interest on used credit
Note: If you are a DNB customer, search "my pages" in share trading. If you are not a customer, see below.
How much does it cost to borrow against securities?
You only pay interest on used credit. See prices for securities financing here
Leverage lets you invest more, using what you own as security
Securities financing (leverage) is a type of flexible borrowing that uses assets as security. Using leverage, you can finance additional purchases in the financial markets by using shares, equity certificates, mutual funds, ETFs and bonds as security.
- Minimum loan NOK 50 000
- Up to 85 % loan-to-value ratio
- Available both online and via a broker
- Only pay interest on credit used
- Can be combined with a Share savings account
The loan-to-value ratio will vary over time, due to fluctuations in stock market prices and the liquidity of your assets. See lists of possible loan-to-value ratios on different securities further down this page.
Before you decide whether to leverage your investments, you should familiarise yourself with what this means. A high level of risk is involved, and you can lose more than your initial investment. Read more about leverage here.