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How to Buy & Sell
ETFs can be bought or sold throughout the trading day on regulated stock exchanges, and trade just like ordinary shares.
ETFs can be traded with all the same order types as a stock, including:
- Market orders
- Limit orders
- Stop orders
- Short sell*
- Buy on margin*
* There are special risks associated with short selling and margin investing. Please ask your financial advisor for more information about these risks.
Brokers
ETFs are traded on regulated exchanges by a variety of professional financial firms.
Click here for a list of stockbrokers and online brokers that trade ETFs.
If you would like your firm to be included on this list, please contact ETF Securities directly.
Market Makers
Market makers and Authorised Participants provide liquidity for ETFs, and will execute larger orders by phone. Authorised Participants are approved by ETF Securities to create/redeem ETFs.
The following Authorised Participants can create/redeem ETFs:
- Flow Traders
- Nyenburgh
- Susquehanna
- Morgan Stanley
- Barclays Capital
- UBS
- RBS
- Unicredit Group
- HSBC
- Citigroup
- LaBranche
- Merrill Lynch
- Winterflood
- JP Morgan
- Banca IMI
- Societe Generale
- Commerzbank
- Saen Options BV
- Knight Capital Europe Ltd.
- Credit Suisse
- KBC Peel Hunt
The following professional financial firms are retail service providers for ETFs:
- Winterflood Securities
- ODL Capital
Institutional investors can contact ETF Securities directly for contact details.
Dealing deadlines by fund
Dealing deadlines by fund click here
Dealing calendar click here
For any additional information please contact ETF Securities by telephone at +44 20 7448 4330 or by e-mail at info@etfsecurities.com
Fees & Charges
| Management fee |
Click here to check the management fee for a specific ETF |
| Brokerage charges |
Your broker or financial advisor will also charge you normal transaction costs (commissions) associated with the purchase or sale of ETFs |
The fees and charges listed here are the main fees investors will incur when buying/selling our products. Investors should read the relevant Prospectus to assess if any other fees are relevant for a specific product.
Exchanges
Please see product fact sheets for detailed trading information.
Currently, ETCs & ETFs trade on the following regulated stock exchanges around the world:
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