Important Information for Investors MiFID II

MiFID (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) is an EU directive taking effect on 1 November 2007. The aim is to ensure uniform rules for trading in financial instruments. The rules are based on principles of higher investor protection, increased transparency and a single regulatory regime across the EU member states, and, therefore, they support an improved single market for financial services. The directive affects financial institutions' trading in financial instruments, including advisory services and product development, as well as securities brokerage and asset management.

MiFID II

We will be implementing a series of changes in the investment area during the period until 3 January 2018. The changes are caused by new EU regulation (MiFID II) introduced to ensure a more transparent investment market and better investor protection.

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Costs and Charges

As a customer, you should be informed about the cost and charges before entering a financial contract with Danske Bank. 

Following MIFID II regulation, we must inform you about the cost and charges related to both the financial instrument and to the investment service provided.

Below you can find:

- Cost handbook for equities, bonds and fund units and;

- Link to cost information for FX-products and derivatives;

Please note that the examples are generic, and your specific cost and charges may vary from the example shown. If you want to know the exact cost and charges related to a specific trade you consider entering, please contact Danske Bank.

- Equities, bonds and fund units cost handbook (pdf)

- Fx-products and derivatives cost overview

Eligible counterparties can find information about costs and charges from here.