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Ultra-competitive bonds commissions
| Bond type | Classic | Platinum | VIP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Euronext Paris Bonds | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
Bonds US Government | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
Bonds US Corporate - High Yield | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
Bonds APAC Dual Currency | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
Borsa Italiana EUROMOT Bonds | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
Bonds CEEMEA Hard Currency | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
Luxembourg Bonds Euro MTF | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
Bonds APAC Local Currency | 0.2% min. 20 EUR | 0.1% min. 20 EUR | 0.05% min. 20 EUR | |
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More information
Saxo Bank allows a percentage of the investment in certain bonds to be used as collateral for leveraged trading activities.
The collateral value of a bond position depends on the rating of the individual bond, as outlined below:
| Rating definition* | Collateral percentage |
|---|---|
| Highest Rating (AAA) | 95% |
| Very High Quality (AA) | 90% |
| High Quality (A) | 80% |
* as rated internally by Saxo Bank
Example: 80% of the market value of a bond position with an A rating can be used as collateral (instead of cash) to trade Futures, Options and other leveraged products.
Saxo supports 33,000 bonds offline, so there is a good chance that it can be traded offline from our bond desk. Please contact Saxo to enquire about the possibility of trading the specific bond offline. If so, it will be manually traded, but will still appear in the account summary of your account just like any other position.
Bonds have different minimum trading sizes which can be as high as 50k, 100k or 200k in the relevant currency. You can see the minimum trading sizes and increment on each bond under account > Trading conditions as well as on the trade ticket. However, there are bonds which trade in lower sizes, which may also be available (a minimum limit of 10k in € or $ on all online bonds).
Bonds can be traded online 24/5 if the relevant underlying bond market is open. Trading hours will be limited to the daylight hours where liquidity in the relevant underlying bond market is best (i.e. European government bonds are open for trading in European hours).
A wide range of the most active and liquid government and corporate bonds in Europe, US, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, as well as a limited number of Latin American bonds - in total more than 5,000 bonds - are available for online bond trading.
Find more information about our general charges here.
You can review our trading conditions for bonds here.
Bonds risk warning
Bonds are categorised as either green, yellow or red products depending on the individual instrument. Danish banks are required to categorise investment products offered to retail clients depending on the product’s complexity and risk as: green, yellow or red. For most bonds, in particular corporate bonds, bid and offer prices are not public available and transparent, as the majority of trading takes place outside regulated marketplaces. Bonds are traded OTC with Saxo Bank as counterpart, and OTC trading conditions apply. For further information click here