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¹ CFD are excluded from the offer of 100 commission-free trades.

Contracts For Difference (CFD) trading is available to clients following the assessment of their knowledge of derivative instruments and the subscription of the Derivative Trading Contract. CFDs (Contracts for Differences): a CFD is a financial derivative, which you can buy or sell with FinecoBank as your direct counterparty. Its value is directly related to that of an underlying asset (securities, indices, currencies, futures on bonds, futures on volatility indicators and futures on commodities) and consequently follows the price movement in the underlying asset. In particular, in CFD trading your profit/loss is given by the difference in value between the opening price and the subsequent closing price of the contract. The opening price and the closing price are determined by the Bank applying, if appropriate, a mark-up or a spread on the underlying price to the extent indicated by the economic conditions at the time. CFDs are characterized by a strong leverage effect. This means that a relatively small price movement in the underlying market will have a proportionally higher impact on the value of your margined position and an unfavourable price movement may result in losses exceeding your initial margin deposit (increasing underlying price for short positions, decreasing for long positions). CFD Positions open for more than a working day (overnight) are subject to a multi-day position fee.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 67.89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Before trading CFDs, please read carefully the Key Information Documents (KIDs) available on the website finecobank.co.uk

² CFDs at zero commissions, you only pay the spread

³ Stop-loss orders automatically close a trade at your predetermined price if the market moves against your position. If your trade was a buy then a sell stop-loss order can be instructed at a level below the current market price. If the market falls to your predetermined stop-loss level, then your order becomes live and your trade is closed at the next available price. If your trade was a sell then a buy stop-loss order can be instructed at a level above the current market price. If the market rises to your predetermined stop-loss level, then your order becomes live and your trade is closed at the next available price.

⁴ For commercial conditions for securities lending pleas refer to the terms and conditions.

⁵ No. 1 Bank in Europe for online trading (for Executed orders) / The most used platform in Europe – Source: Main European brokers balance sheets 2016 (Comdirect, ConsorsBank).

⁶ Date of comparison: 1 January 2018. This comparison table does not take into account possible discounts investors can qualify for if they perform a certain number of transactions with different brokers. The exact discounts can be found on the websites of the different providers. In addition, some brokers can choose a different profile where the costs differ from the amounts shown above, but there is usually a higher fixed fee in return. The above is only a comparison by price. Other matters may also be of importance to a comparison. For example, different parties may offer additional services. Prices are subject to change and correct at time of comparison.

⁷ Renminbi that customers hold, trade or use for payments outside of mainland China are considered offshore Renminbi (CNH). ISO code CNY must be used in customers’ payment orders, transaction statements and account information. Please note that “CNH” is not registered as a code with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Therefore, it’s not used in payment services or for account information.