DNB Markets' online customers can now trade international equities on 16 stock exchanges in 14 countries. Our latest offering is real time prices on the stock exchanges in Stockholm, Copenhagen and Helsinki. Exciting opportunities for keen traders.
How to register for online trading of international equities:
Already a customer?
If you are already an online customer with DNB Markets, you can swiftly update your agreement to also apply to international equities. Click on ’Change’ under 'Subscription' under ’Overview/Summary/Your account’ when you have logged into Online Equity Trading.
New customer If you are not yet an online customer, you need to register with us.
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Personal client
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The following stock exchanges are now available:
Country |
Stock exchange(s) |
Sweden |
Stockholmsbörsen |
Denmark |
Københavns Fondsbørs |
Finland 3 |
Helsinki Børs |
USA 1 |
NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ |
UK 2 |
London Stock Exchange |
Germany 2 |
Frankfurt |
Belgium 2 |
Euronext Brussels |
France 2 |
Euronext Paris |
The Netherlands 2 |
Euronext Amsterdam |
Italy 2 |
Italian Stock Exchange |
Switzerland 4 |
Swiss Exchanges |
Spain 2 |
Madrid Stock Exchange |
1 Orders of up to 10 001 shares are directly routed to the relevant stock exchange unless the order exceeds USD 1 000 000. Orders above over 10 001 shares and orders above USD 1 000 000 will be executed by a stock broker.
2 Orders up to 500 000 (value of local currency) are directly routed to the relevant stock exchange. Orders above 500 000 (value of local currency) will be executed by a stock broker.
3 Orders up to USD 500 000 will be routed directly to the stock exchange. Orders above USD 500 000 will be executed by a stock broker.
4 Orders up to CHF 500 000 will be routed directly to the stock exchange. Orders above will be executed by a stock broker.
No currency risk
When you trade equities in a currency other than Norwegian kroner, we will automatically exchange your currency exposure as soon as the trade is executed. You will always be debited/credited in Norwegian kroner for the trades you execute.
ETFs
You also have the opportunity to trade Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on several stock exchanges. These are units in mutual funds which track the performance of an index in the same way as ordinary index funds, but these can be traded as ordinary individual shares.
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