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Abstract:Multi-asset investment specialist Saxo has officially launched fractional trading for its clients in Singapore, opening up new possibilities for investors looking to diversify their portfolios with greater flexibility.
Multi-asset investment specialist Saxo has officially launched fractional trading for its clients in Singapore, opening up new possibilities for investors looking to diversify their portfolios with greater flexibility.
With this new offering, Saxo clients can now trade fractional units on over 1,000 instruments spanning multiple asset classes — all accessible through Saxos full suite of trading platforms. The move marks a significant step in making investing more accessible to a broader audience, particularly those who may be deterred by the high cost of full-share ownership in premium stocks.
Fractional shares represent a portion of a full share of a companys stock. Rather than requiring investors to buy entire shares, fractional trading allows them to purchase a small percentage of a share. This makes it easier for individuals to invest in high-value companies such as Tesla, Amazon, or Alphabet with a modest amount of capital.
Saxo highlighted that this launch is designed to help clients make the most of their available funds by enabling precise investment amounts. By allowing investors to fully utilize their capital, fractional trading supports smarter portfolio construction tailored to various budgets and financial goals.
“Fractional trading empowers more people to participate in the markets on their terms,” said a Saxo spokesperson. “This launch in Singapore is part of our ongoing commitment to deliver innovative and client-centric investment solutions.”
The introduction of fractional trading is expected to resonate strongly with younger investors, first-time traders, and those focused on cost efficiency, all of whom are increasingly looking for ways to invest in a diversified manner without needing significant capital outlays.
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