Interactive Brokers customers around the world can now buy and sell stocks listed on the Nasdaq Copenhagen and Prague Stock Exchange.
Interactive Brokers is a financial services company that allows customers from all over the world to access markets and make investments. It offers a range of products such as stocks, options, futures, currencies, bonds, funds, and more. Customers can set up accounts in up to 26 currencies, including the Danish Krone (DKK) and Czech Koruna (CZK).
Chief Executive Officer of Interactive Brokers, Milan Galik, said:
Clients seeking to diversify and take advantage of new trading opportunities across geographies in Europe and around the world, can now add Danish and Czech stocks to their portfolios while benefiting from Interactive Brokers’ low costs and the ability to trade products across asset classes from a single unified platform. Adding Nasdaq Copenhagen and the Prague Stock Exchange reinforces our commitment to providing our clients with the greatest breadth of investment products.
Interactive Brokers charges different amounts for Danish and Czech stocks. For Danish stocks, it’s either 0.015%-0.05% of the trade amount (with a minimum DKK 10 per order) or 0.05% of the trade amount (with a minimum DKK 49 per order). For Czech stocks, the rate is 0.15% of the trade amount (with a minimum CZK 70 per order).
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