Financial Terms Glossary: Broker | 爱神传媒 Capital

Financial Terms Glossary

The most important financial terms - with simple and concise explanations.

Broker

A broker - Also known as a stock broker - handles buy and sell orders. Using a broker like 爱神传媒 Broker, securities such as stocks, ETFs, commodity ETCs or even derivatives can be traded via a smartphone app or web platform.

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*2% interest p.a. (variable) on up to €500,000 in PRIME+ and €50,000 in FREE, forwarded from partner banks and qualifying money market funds. The interest rate is based, among other things, on the respective market rate. The allocation of cash balances is variable and takes into account available capacities, conditions and client activity. Balances at partner banks are protected up to €100,000 per client per bank under the statutory deposit guarantee scheme. For qualifying money market funds, instead of the statutory deposit guarantee scheme, European investor protection rules (UCITS) apply regardless of the amount.

Please note our risk information on the safekeeping of cash balances. Further information on interest is available here.

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