Exchange Traded Funds
Funds that are traded on stock exchanges in the same way as shares. In contrast with classical funds, they are not managed actively by the portfolio manager, but copy the composition of a selected index pursuant to the official composition of assets in the index (they contain all titles of the index or a representative sample only).
The fund composition will change if there is a change in the index composition, or if the fund volume decreases or increases.
Exchange Traded Commodities
Funds that are traded on stock exchanges in the same way as stocks. The underlying asset of ETCs are separate commodities or a basket of commodities (for example gold, oil, industrial metals, agricultural crops…).
The aim of individual ETCs is to copy the development of the price of the underlying asset.
You can find the list of ETFs for which selected pre-contractual information (Key Information Disclosure - KID) in Czech can be found below.
Please note that you may be outside the target market of the displayed investment instruments.
Exchange Traded Funds
Links for websites of some ETFs issuers:
Links for websites of some ETCs issuers:
Yield types:
- Capital yield - the selling price is higher than the purchase price
- Dividend yield - only some ETFs pay dividends
Stock Exchanges
We mediate buying/selling on the stock exchanges in the following countries:
- Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Italy, Japan, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Austria, Spain, Switzerland, USA, Great Britain
- The main transfer points that Česká spořitelna uses for the execution of instructions are listed in Česká spořitelna's Business Terms and Conditions for the provision of investment services.
How to trade securities on stock exchanges
What I need to trade:
- Bank ID contract with biometric verification
- investment services agreement
- asset account in the follow-up records of Česká spořitelna
- current account
- the minimum investment volume is not set
Optional other documents:
- contract on investment services (telephone submission of orders – Investment broker)
- commission agreement (TraderGo)
Types of accepted orders
- market
- limit
- stop market
- stop limit
Types of orders on Stock Exchanges
Taxation of investment yields
Intraday trading
Immediately after the execution of purchase, it is possible to give an order to sell the bought securities, i.e. to order sale before the trade is settled. It is a so-called BUY/SELL.
Immediately after the execution of securities sale, it is possible to give an order to buy for the money from the sale of the securities. I.e. to use the money for purchase before the trade is settled. It is a so-called SELL/BUY.
Money gained from sale may be withdrawn in cash or noncash only after the settlement, depending on the conditions of the stock exchange in T+1, T+2 or T+3.
Intraday trades cannot yet be entered via George internet banking.
How to trade with Česká spořitelna on stock exchanges
(submit a trade order)
- In Internet banking George (buying/selling)
- By phone via the Investment broker service (purchase/sale instructions, subscription, transfer)
- By phone on the Client Center line 800 468 378 when verified by voice biometrics or calling directly from the George key application (purchase/sale)
- At selected branches of Česká spořitelna (purchase/sale instructions, subscription, transfer)
- ČS branches serving CDCP services - In the TraderGO trading app
Your benefits
- Wide range of stocks, ETFs, certificates and other securities from different sectors and regions
- Prospects for regular dividends
- Possibility to get high returns
- Entering a buy/sell order in George at any time
You should know
- The price of a security can fluctuate significantly
- Dividends may not be paid
- It is possible to lose part or even the entire invested amount
- Foreign currency securities are subject to exchange rate risk