About its history and mission
Fineco Bank is an Italian online bank and brokerage firm founded in 1999, originally as a division of the UniCredit Group. The company offers a comprehensive suite of financial services, including trading, banking, and investment solutions, making it one of Europe's leading online brokers. Over the years, Fineco has expanded its services beyond Italy, catering to clients from various parts of Europe.
- Founded
- 1999
- Headquarters
- Address
- Website
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths
- Multi-Regulated.
- Investor Protection Available.
- Low Non-Trading Fees.
- Great Mobile App.
- Offers Banking Services.
- Offers Real Stocks.
Weaknesses
- Poor Charting Tools.
- Only One Office Location.
- No Longer Available for UK Traders.
Safety and Regulations
Fineco Bank is regulated by some of the most trusted financial authorities, including the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Italy’s CONSOB. These regulatory licenses ensure that Fineco adheres to strict standards, providing clients with a secure and transparent trading environment. The company’s regulatory status allows it to offer financial services across Europe. Fineco Bank follows stringent regulatory requirements for safeguarding client funds. Client deposits are kept in segregated accounts, ensuring that they are separate from the bank’s operational funds. The bank is also a member of the Italian investor compensation scheme, providing additional protection to clients in case of insolvency.
Regulators
- Consob
- FCA
- PRA
Instruments Available
Types of Accounts
Standard
- Minimum deposit
- $0
- Commission
- 1.0
- Available tools
- 0
- Leverage
- 1:1 to 1:50
- Margin call level
- Stop-out level
Fees and Charges
Fineco offers competitive spreads across a variety of markets. The spreads start from 0.6 pips for major forex pairs, with no commission on forex trades. However, certain instruments may incur a small commission depending on the account type and asset being traded. Swap rates are charged for positions held overnight, and these rates can either be positive or negative depending on the currency pair or asset being traded. Traders should always check the swap rates for the specific instruments they are trading. Fineco charges an inactivity fee on accounts that have not been used for an extended period. This fee is standard in the industry to maintain security and ensure the proper management of dormant accounts.
Trading Platforms
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