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Shares
Live shares prices
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| Nestle SA |
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| Roche Holding AG |
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Prices above are subject to our website terms and conditions. Prices are indicative only.
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CFD product details
Full CFD details on our range of international shares.
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Extended hours on US stocks
Trade CFDs on key US stocks at the most important times - up until 2 am Mon-Thurs and 11 pm Fri.
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Shares DMA
See and interact with market depth with our shares DMA technology
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Execution and pricing
Our technology is built for speed, stability and better prices.
Why trade shares with IG Bank?
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Trade on desktop and mobile
Enjoy seamless trading with our browser-based platform and mobile and tablet apps
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Access over 8000 markets
Low margins and competitive commission on a wide range of popular, global stocks
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Trade shares on margin
Gain full exposure with a small initial deposit when you trade CFDs, but remember with leverage comes increased risk
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Commission from 0.1%
Commission just 0.1% on Swiss share CFDs, with an online minimum of CHF10
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Direct market access (DMA)
More control, functionality and liquidity, plus see market depth and interact with order books
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Competitive prices
We source our prices from multiple venues to make sure we give you the best price we can
Charges
At IG Bank we keep our charges low and transparent
- Commission just 0.1% on Swiss share CFDs, with an online minimum of CHF10
- Margin from just 5%
- Low premium for guaranteed stops
Region |
Commission per side |
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| Switzerland |
0.10%*
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| US |
2 cents per share
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| Euro2 |
0.10%
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There is also a competitive daily funding charge for positions held open overnight - see the details.
* With a minimum of 10 CHF on Swiss share CFDs.
Open an account now
It’s free to open an account and there’s no obligation to fund or trade.
What is share trading?
Shares are one of the most popular and well-known financial instruments. When you buy a share, you’re buying a small part - or ‘unit of ownership’ - in a company. So if you’re considering trading shares, it’s extremely important to research both the company and the industry that it’s in.
An added benefit of trading shares is receiving dividends. They represent your share of the company’s profits and are usually paid out twice a year. The amount you receive depends on how much the management distributes to shareholders, and how much it reinvests back into the business.
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1 The world's largest retail CFD provider based on revenue excluding FX (published financial statements, February 2018).
2 Euro includes: Austria, Belgium, Eire, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain
Funding lightbox
How is funding on shares calculated?
Size for CFDs means number of shares.
Closing price means underlying market price at 11 pm (CET) for UK, Swiss, and European shares and 2 am (CET) for US and Canadian shares.
If your trade is in CHF
Size × closing price × LIBOR +/- 2.5% ÷ 360
Based on LIBOR one month overnight rate
If your trade is in USD
Size × closing price × US LIBOR +/–2.5% ÷ 360
If your trade is in EUR
Size × closing price × EURIBOR +/–2.5% ÷ 360
The formula uses a 365-day divisor for UK, Singapore and South African shares, and a 360-day divisor for shares in other markets.
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