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Bolero makes it even easier to access the stock market thanks to its competitive fee structure

On 11 June, Bolero introduces a simplified and attractive rate for smaller transactions in individual shares and other financial instruments. Back in 2023, Bolero started charging a special rate for investments in ETFs that appear on its ETF playlist.

Celine Pfister, Bolero CEO, explains: ‘Bolero's mission is to make the stock market accessible not only by providing a powerful platform, excellent service and extensive access to information and analyses, but also by making investing simpler, clearer and more attractive. We have now simplified our rates for smaller transactions in all classic financial instruments and for all online markets. Investing is a great way for people to supplement their savings and our aim here is to introduce even more people to investing through our platform. This has already been seen with our new approach to ETFs, where the number of transactions in ETFs has more than doubled in the first three quarters of 2024 compared to the corresponding period in 2023. From 11 June, we can say more than ever before that discovering the stock market starts with Bolero.’

 

Rates as of 11 June 2025

  • 2.50 EUR / USD for orders up to and including 250 EUR / USD
  • 5 EUR / USD for orders between 250.01 EUR / USD and 1 000 EUR / USD

The rates remain the same (Bolero rates and charges) for orders exceeding 1 000 EUR / USD

These new rates apply to all online markets (Euronext, America, Canada, etc.) and all listed instruments. ​

Current rates still apply to orders on offline markets.

 

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Katleen Dewaele

General Manager Corporate Communication /Spokesperson, KBC Group NV

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