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Fineco
8.0/ 10·Founded 1999
Banking, investing and trading combined into a single platform designed for active European investors.
Bank of Italy regulated CONSOB regulated
Pros
- Strong fund supermarket
- Integrated bank account
- Established EU regulation
Cons
- Fee schedule varies by country
- More local than pan-European
Availability
Available in 4 countries
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USD-only cash interest · Tiered, up to benchmark minus a spread on USD balances above $10,000
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- Regulation
- Central Bank of IrelandCSSFFCASEC/FINRA
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9.4/ 10
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Cash yield available
Partner-bank deposits · Variable EUR rate tracking ECB policy (recently ~1.25–4%)
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- €1
- Best for
- Beginners and DCA
- Regulation
- BaFinBundesbank
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8.5/ 10
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- €0
- Best for
- Cost-conscious European stock
- Regulation
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FAQ
Common questions
General
Fineco is regulated by Bank of Italy, CONSOB. Client assets are typically segregated and covered by the local investor compensation scheme up to the statutory limit.