Invest in multiple markets with exchange-traded products
We offer exchange-traded products with and without leverage, adapted for short-term and long-term investment.
What is an exchange-traded product?
ETP (Exchange Traded Product) is a collective term for exchange-traded investment products that are traded on an exchange in the same way as shares. These products give you access to markets such as commodity indices, foreign equity markets or thematic sectors. At DNB, we offer ETFs and ETNs, among others.
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) provide easy access to various markets.
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs): a simple way to invest broadly
ETFs make it easy to invest in the markets you believe in. You gain access to many companies and securities through one product, whilst spreading your risk.
Why many people choose ETFs:
- Broad exposure through a single purchase
- Often cheaper than mutual funds
- Easy trading in DNB equity trading
- Access to markets across the world
The Bull symbolises a rising stock market.
ETN: Bull and Bear for active investors
Bull and Bear products provide the opportunity to take positions in markets you believe will go up or down. The products involve high risk and are best suited for investors with experience in active trading.
- Opportunity for both rising and falling markets
- Can provide high returns, but also large losses
- Requires good understanding of risk
Our exchange-traded products
- ETFs: For those who wish to invest broadly in markets, sectors and themes over time.
- ETNs: Bull & Bear. For you who follow the market closely and wish to take a position for upward or downward movements.
Which products suit you?
ETF | ETN |
You wish to invest over time | Able to follow the market closely |
You wish broad exposure | Have experience with active trading |
You wish to spread risk | Understands the risk of leverage |
Our prices and terms and conditions
Securities trading is subject to strict rules. We’ve gathered all our terms and conditions onto one page. Here you will find our obligations as an investment firm. In addition, you’ll find information on what you, as a customer, are obliged to familiarise yourself with, and what our services cost.