Financial Terms Glossary
The most important financial terms - with simple and concise explanations.
ETF (Exchange Traded Fund)
ETFs are investment funds that are traded directly on a stock exchange and track the performance of an index such as the CAC 40 or the S&P 500. There are also ETFs on bond, commodity and real estate indices. The management fee of ETFs is usually cheaper than that of classic actively managed funds. There is no upfront/entry fee when purchasing ETFs.
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For new clients: 4% p.a. interest (Baader Bank) on up to €1 million for 4 months. Thereafter 2.6% p.a. variable interest on up to €100,000. Interest only with PRIME+. Learn more.
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