SAXO BANK (SCHWEIZ) AG

SAXO BANK (SCHWEIZ) AG is the Swiss subsidiary of the Denmark-based Saxo Bank group, operating as a licensed Swiss bank and securities dealer under the supervision of FINMA and participating in the esisuisse deposit insurance scheme for cash deposits up to the statutory limit; client securities are held in segregated custody under Swiss law. Headquartered in Zurich with a presence in Geneva, it provides multi-asset execution and custody to private, corporate, and institutional clients, with access to global markets across cash equities, ETFs, bonds, futures, options, foreign exchange (spot and forwards), and CFDs, as well as commodities via derivatives. Trading is delivered through the group’s proprietary platforms, SaxoTraderGO (web and mobile) and SaxoTraderPRO (desktop), with optional API connectivity for automation subject to eligibility, and real-time market data available through paid exchange subscriptions. Accounts are multi-currency with CHF support, funding is typically via bank transfer, and standard Swiss KYC/AML checks apply; corporate actions, dividend handling, and proxy services follow market standards, and tax reporting support is offered in line with Swiss requirements. Pricing follows a published schedule that varies by instrument, venue, and client tier (e.g., Classic/Platinum/VIP), combining commissions on cash products, spreads on FX/CFDs, overnight financing, custody and currency conversion charges where applicable; investors should review instrument-specific costs and margin requirements before trading. Research, screeners, charting, and risk tools are integrated in-platform, while news and analysis are provided by the group and third parties; phone dealing and client support are available during market hours in major Swiss languages and English. The breadth of leveraged products entails material market and financing risks, platform functionality and data subscriptions add complexity to the total cost of ownership, and product access may be restricted by client classification, residence, or experience, so suitability and fee schedules should be assessed carefully against individual objectives and constraints.