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Carry out your stock market transactions with ING

Would you like to invest in the stock market by buying or selling shares? Do this with ING, on the main equity markets, very simply.

Apply via Home’Bank

Buy and sell shares

ING gives you access to its home markets (Euronext Brussels, Paris, and Amsterdam) as well as to a selection of the largest market capitalisations.
Transactions online and in branch

Execute your orders directly online or from your ING branch.
Discounts with Home’Bank

You receive additional discounts on stock market orders you place using Home’Bank.

A share is a unit of ownership of a company's capital. A shareholder is an owner of the company, in proportion to the number of shares he or she holds. Shares in companies listed on the stock exchange can be traded freely on the stock exchange.

Shares are securities which represent part of a business’s capital. To hold a share means having ownership of a part of a company.

Bankruptcy risk: if a business goes bankrupt the investor risks losing the capital invested (capital loss risk) and not collecting the amounts to which they are entitled.
Fluctuation risks in the value of the financial instrument (market risk)
Exchange rate risk: this risk applies to financial instruments quoted in a foreign currency. When buying a selling this type of financial instrument an exchange rate free of 3% is applied to the amount invested For information on fees, please consult the >charges for main securities transactions (PDF) from ING Belgium SA.
Liquidity risk

All forms of investment carry risk. Before investing in the stock exchange we advise you to familiarise yourself with how shares work.

ING offers access to all of its home markets (Euronext Brussels, Paris, and Amsterdam) as well as to a selection of the largest market capitalisations on the main international equity markets.

Buying and selling shares

You may buy or sell shares or other securities listed on the stock exchanges mentioned in the table below.

Country Stock exchanges ISIN code Belgium Euronext Brussels, Equiduct BE France Euronext Paris, Equiduct FR The Netherlands Euronext Amsterdam, Equiduct NL United Kingdom LSE, Seats, Sets GB United States NYSE, Nasdaq NMS US Germany Xetra, Frankfurt, Equiduct DE

For the 12 countries listed in the table below, you may buy shares in index components, as well as the main securities listed on these markets (from a market capitalisation perspective).

Country/Index Stock exchanges ISIN code Austria/ATX Wiener Börse AT Canada/S&P TSX Composite Toronto Stock Exchange CA Denmark/OMXC20 OMX Copenhagen DK Finland/OMXH25 OMX Helsinki FI Italy/FTSE MIB Milan/Equiduct IT Japan/Nikkei 225 Xetra JP Luxembourg/LuxX Luxembourg Stock Exchange LU Norway/OBX Oslo Stock Exchange NO Portugal/PSI 20 Euronext Lisbon PT Spain/IBEX 35 Bolsa de Madrid ES Sweden/OMXS30 Nasdaq Stockholm SE Switzerland/SMI Swiss Exchange CH

Execute equity transactions via Phone'Bank or at your branch: you can sell shares you already hold in your portfolio via Phone'Bank or through your ING branch (no limits apply).
Receive discounts on transactions you perform in Home’Bank. Place your stock market orders via Home'Bank and benefit from the following discounts:

50% on brokerage fees/commissions for Euronext orders
40% on brokerage fees/commissions for non-Euronext orders

Not yet a Home’Bank user? Find out how simple it is to manage your banking transactions online.
You can also send stock market orders via Phone'Bank on +32 2 464 60 04, or from your ING branch.

To find out more about shares, read our financial information brochure (PDF).
For information on fees, please see the ING Belgium SA list of charges for main securities transactions (PDF).

Should you have a complaint, please contact ING Complaint Management, Cours Saint Michel/Sint-Michielswarande 60, 1040 Brussels. If you are not satisfied with the response, contact the ombudsman for financial disputes, North Gate II. Avenue Roi Albert II 8, 1000 Brussels (www.ombudsfin.be).