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DNB Markets

3.8(900 reviews)

Norway's largest bank with online stock trading and fund offering

Finanstilsynet RegulatedSince 1822
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Trust Score
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0 NOK
Min. Deposit
4
Instruments
Finanstilsynet
Regulation
2
Platforms

Key Features

Stocks

Stocks trading available

ETFs

ETFs trading available

Bonds

Bonds trading available

Funds

Funds trading available

DNB Web

Trading Platform

DNB App

Trading Platform

Advantages

  • Norway's largest and most secure bank
  • Good selection of Norwegian stocks and funds
  • Strong research department (DNB Markets)
  • Integration with DNB banking

Disadvantages

  • High order fees compared to discount brokers
  • Only available for Norwegian customers
  • Limited international trading venues

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About DNB Markets

DNB was founded in 1822 and is Norway's largest bank, headquartered in Oslo. Regulated by Finanstilsynet (Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority), DNB Markets offers trading in stocks, ETFs, bonds, and funds. The strong research department DNB Markets provides analyses and recommendations for Norwegian and international markets. Order fees start from 0.05% (minimum 59 NOK) on Oslo Børs and from 99 NOK for international markets. There is no minimum deposit. DNB targets Norwegian customers who want to combine the security of Norway's largest bank with online trading. Integration with the DNB banking system is seamless, but fees are higher than specialized online brokers.

DNB Markets FAQ

What are the fees at DNB Markets?
Stock orders on Oslo Børs cost from 0.05% (minimum 59 NOK). International orders start from 99 NOK. Fees are typical for traditional large banks.
What does the DNB Markets research department offer?
DNB Markets provides comprehensive analyses, stock recommendations, and market reports for Norwegian and international markets. The research department is one of the leading in Norway.
Is DNB only for Norwegian customers?
Yes, DNB is primarily focused on Norwegian customers. A Norwegian residence and personal number are generally required for account opening.