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Mutual fund trading

If your business is looking for a better return on its surplus cash, investing money in a mutual fund is a good option.

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  • Better returns

  • Full overview in the online bank

  • Easy to trade

You must be a customer and have corporate online banking in order to use mutual fund trading.

Better return on surplus cash

Mutual funds are simple, transparent and well-regulated savings products. We have funds that are suitable for both short- and long-term investment horizons. The company’s mutual fund holdings are always updated in your internet bank.

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Mutual fund trading FAQ

How do I get started with mutual fund trading?

In order to start trading mutual funds in the corporate online bank, you need to request mutual fund trading. You can make your request here.

Who can trade mutual funds in the online bank?

You must have administrator and/or orderer rights in the corporate online bank to be able to trade mutual funds.

You’ll find more information about rights on our help pages.

How should I sell mutual fund shares?

Sales are made via the corporate online bank.

Go to ‘Other services’, ‘Mutual fund trading’ and select ‘Sell mutual fund’. Then choose whether you want to sell all or part of the mutual fund. Remember to confirm your choice.

Which funds can I trade?

You trade mutual funds from the corporate online bank.
Here is an overview of all the mutual funds you can trade

Why invest in mutual funds?

Mutual funds are a smart choice for businesses looking to invest their money long term. Over time you can expect a higher return from an equity fund than from risk-free fixed-income securities.

How do I trade mutual funds?

After requesting mutual fund trading, purchases, sales and switches between mutual funds is done via the corporate online bank.

When will the money arrive in my account after selling mutual fund shares?

The shares will be redeemed the first working day after the orders are registered, at the price that applies on that day. The money will then arrive in your account after 2 to 3 working days.

How are sales of mutual funds taxed?

Redemption of units generally results in a taxable realisation for individual investors where gains are subject to taxation and losses will be deductible. If the holdings are in a Share Saving Account (ASK), the realisation will not trigger the tax liability immediately. Taxation only occurs upon withdrawals from an ASK when the withdrawal value exceeds the deposited amount (total cost price) in the ASK. For corporate investors, any profit/loss is assumed to be covered by the tax exemption model.

If you have any other questions about taxation you can contact our mutual fund centre by telephone on 22 47 40 00 or email fond@dnb.no

Forms

Purchase forms can be found on the page below

Forms

Our mutual fund products

  • Equity fund

    An equity fund consists of at least 80% shares

  • Money market fund

    A fixed-income fund that buys short-term fixed-income securities

  • Bond fund

    A fixed-income fund that buys long-term fixed-income securities

  • DNB Scandinavian Property Fund

    Invest in a well-diversified and unsecured portfolio

  • Mutual fund trading

    Set up mutual fund trading for your business

  • Balanced fund

    A balanced fund invests in both fixed-income securities and shares