Exchange traded funds (ETF)

ETFs are increasingly gaining popularity in global financial markets. It is a cost-effective way to indirectly invest in the stocks of a specific region, sector, or commodity (e.g., gold, oil). Unlike regular funds, ETFs have no entry or exit fees and stock transactions service charges apply when trading. Historically, stock markets have offered the highest rate of return, at the same time stock investments are generally also with a higher risk than the investment funds.

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Features

Ability to indirectly trade in securities or other assets on various global markets
Typically lower management fees and commissions than actively managed funds
With this instrument you can quickly respond to market changes by real-time trading, i.e., buy or sell the units when you have a need
These funds are not actively managed; therefore, the return on investments directly depends on the general market trends
Fluctuations of the return on investments are higher in comparison to the change in the price of debt securities or units of traditional investment funds. There is a risk of losing the funds invested or part of them
It is traded on foreign markets; therefore, exchange rate fluctuations may influence the return on investments

Pricing

Pricing of investment products depends largely on the market you are planning to invest in. However, you should consider with the following fees and charges: