Maxblue
Deutsche Bank's online brokerage
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Key Features
Stocks
Stocks trading available
ETFs
ETFs trading available
Funds
Funds trading available
Bonds
Bonds trading available
Derivatives
Derivatives trading available
maxblue Web
Trading Platform
Deutsche Bank App
Trading Platform
Advantages
- Deutsche Bank security
- Free custody
- Access to over 60 exchanges
- Professional research offerings
Disadvantages
- Higher order fees
- No options trading
- Less modern platform
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About Maxblue
Maxblue is the online brokerage of Deutsche Bank and was launched in 2001 in Frankfurt am Main. As a BaFin-regulated offering from one of Europe's largest banks, Maxblue benefits from the highest security standards and professional research offerings. Investors can trade stocks, ETFs, funds, bonds, and derivatives, with access to over 60 exchanges worldwide being an outstanding feature. Fees are 0.25 percent of the order volume (minimum 8.90 euros, maximum 58.90 euros). Maxblue is aimed at quality-conscious investors who appreciate the backing of a major bank and want access to international research. Account maintenance is free, and Deutsche Bank's research offerings provide solid market analyses. However, order fees are higher than those of neobrokers, options trading is not offered, and the platform appears less contemporary compared to modern fintech solutions.
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