I use KeyTrade bank in Luxembourg i.e same group. No point going Swiss route unless you ave good reason. Just go with the Luxembourg or Belgium entity.
OK interesting, will check them out. Why not go the Swiss route?
No good reason other than I prefer Luxembourg as a banking/brokerage jurisdiction over Switzerland.
I prefer it because it's a bank and interactive brokers are a broker = you risk is much lower (almost non existent really) in case of bankruptcy etc.is this any better than interactive brokers? or are you using it because it's in EU?
Unauthorized third party transfer of equities as well? Can you share more about your experience with Strateo?One disadvantage with Strateo is that there is no personal iban, all transfers must be made to BCGE bank with strateo as beneficiary and from a personal account (unauthorized third party transfer).
That's my preference too, have you tried any other banks\brokers for UK equities?My preference is UK listed equities as well so unsure how Keytrade Bank is in this regards
One disadvantage with Strateo is that there is no personal iban, all transfers must be made to BCGE bank with strateo as beneficiary and from a personal account (unauthorized third party transfer).
I am also looking at Strateo. Any reason Lux is better than Switz?
My preference is UK listed equities as well so unsure how Keytrade Bank is in this regards
Sorry is this a fee issue or access to LSE issue? Pretty much any broker should offer access to all major stock exchanges. However Keytrade aint that sort of broker. It's really aimed at people who are investing in mutual funds and investment plans as that is how they make their money via retros on fund fees.
Unauthorized third party transfer of equities as well? Can you share more about your experience with Strateo?
very useful as always @Martin EversonI use KeyTrade bank in Luxembourg i.e same group. No point going Swiss route unless you ave good reason. Just go with the Luxembourg or Belgium entity.
What's the point of paying 0.15% Swiss stamp duty on each trade (buy/sell)? As I understand this is applicable to all Swiss banks / brokers.OK interesting, will check them out. Why not go the Swiss route?
SwissQuote Luxembourg max €15 per month if you don’t trade or €0 if you trade once at least. No stamp duties...Yes right, 0,15% Swiss stamp. I don´t like but custody fees only maximum 140 CHF per year. If you have 1 million, you pay 140 CHF.
Other banks 3.000 CHF or more! Custody fees is more important.