Fractional Investing in Europe's Most Established Companies Now Available to BUX Zero Clients

As of this month, BUX clients are able to invest fractionally in even more of Europe’s most established companies. Staring from July 14, in collaboration with ABN AMRO Clearing, BUX released fractional investing in the DAX40 and MDAX. In a phased rollout since June, BUX has already introduced fractional investing in the AEX and BEL20 with plans to release fractional investing for the CAC40 index later this year. Earlier this year, BUX introduced fractional investing in US stocks and was the first neobroker in Europe to introduce investing for fractional European ETFs outside of an investment plan.

“Up until recently, investing in big stocks was only available for wealthier individuals, but with fractionals, this is not the case anymore. Our main goal is to allow everyone to create a portfolio and set goals that fit their budgets and needs,” says Yorick Naeff, CEO at BUX Zero. “As market volatility continues and inflation rises, investing in such companies, even with small amounts, remains a viable option to build wealth for the future.”

Since BUX Zero introduced fractional investing in January 2022, internal research at BUX has shown that 1 in 4 clients opted for a fractional order. This means that clients are becoming more prudent in their approach to investing and are leaning towards diversifying their portfolios. In fact, as of today, the top ten most purchased assets at BUX Zero are all available as fractional stocks - the list includes Shell, Adyen and US-based electric carmaker Tesla.

As of May 2022, all BUX clients can now invest fractionally in ETFs and and US stocks via a personal investment plan. Clients can set a date, select up to 10 ETFs and stocks, and choose the amount they want to invest which can be as low as €10.