Index funds
Passive funds that aim to replicate the performance of a specific index, including major US indices
More reasons to invest in mutual funds with Saxo
Diversify your portfolio without needing to take time to pick out individual stocks. Mutual funds spread the risk of the investments across multiple instruments so your money is not concentrated in just a few stocks. When you invest in a mutual fund, you own a share of a carefully selected portfolio made up of multiple underlying investments, which further reduces your risk.
With a Saxo account, you can choose from funds across many regions, sectors, and categories so you can invest in what’s important to you.
Choose from over 18,300 funds (depending on your country of residence) from the experts. You get access to a broad selection of funds managed by experienced professionals from top-tier financial institutions so you can get started investing quickly and easily.
Invest easily with exact cash amounts and no unit calculations needed. Mutual funds allow you to purchase fractional shares to allocate precise amounts of money without the need to calculate or purchase whole units.
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Explore insightsWe’re a regulated Danish bank. This means we’re under the supervision of the Danish FSA and comply with stringent reporting requirements and client management regulations.
Your funds are protected via the Danish Guarantee Fund up to EUR 100,000.
Your securities are also protected by the Danish Guarantee Fund. Generally, securities would be returned to you in cases like suspension of payment or compulsory winding up. If we’re unable to return them, they are covered up to EUR 20,000 per client.
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Stock funds
Funds that invest in equities or stocks, targeting different company sizes and investment styles -
Bond funds
Investment funds that buy fixed-income securities, aiming to provide regular income -
Balanced funds
Highly diversified funds, also called hybrid funds, investing in a mix of stocks, bonds, and other assets -
Money market funds
Funds investing in short-term, high-quality debt instruments like Treasury bills and commercial paper
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Helpful screeners
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Easy portfolio monitoring
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Comprehensive reporting suite
Create customised reports to review your performance and analyse your investment strategy so you can consistently gain an edge.
Mutual fund FAQs
On our trading conditions page you can find information about mutual fund pricing, trading terms, order types, and more.
See trading conditionsWe offer you greater control of your trading via our fully customised orders.
Our policy is designed to ensure client orders are executed promptly, efficiently, and with the best possible terms.
Before you buy mutual funds, it’s important to do your research and define your goals. Consider factors like which mutual funds to invest in, your investment time horizon, your risk tolerance, your understanding of mutual funds, and how they contribute to the diversification of your portfolio. Our website and platform provide expert analysis, news, and educational content to help you make informed decisions.
To learn more about mutual fund investment, including how mutual funds work, the different types of funds available, or pros and cons of investing in them, you can explore our mutual funds deep dive.
Mutual funds offer the potential for diversified portfolio growth, professional management, and access to a wide range of investment opportunities. However, their performance can vary based on market conditions and fund-specific factors, so it’s important to understand the risks and align them with your financial goals.
With a Saxo account, you get access to a broad selection of mutual funds available online, making it easy to invest in funds that match your interests, values, or financial objectives. You can explore the mutual funds we offer before you open an account.
That depends on the account type you open.
For an individual account, these are the documents you’ll need to provide:
- A document as proof of identity (e.g., a passport, ID card) and a selfie.
- A document as proof of residence
Most sign-ups for individual accounts are approved digitally within a short time. However, since we cannot compromise on security checks, the process can take longer.
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