Global Finance News
12 Mar 2026, 18:21
Bankinter announced it has extended its campaign offering exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with zero purchase commission until 30 October 2026, expanding the initiative by adding Vanguard to the group of participating international asset managers.
The program now includes ETFs from several major asset managers such as BlackRock, DWS Group, Fidelity Investments, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, PIMCO and WisdomTree. The initiative aims to promote long-term investing by offering clients easier and lower-cost access to ETF products.
Bankinter also introduced a new “Periodic ETF Purchase” feature that allows clients to automate recurring investments into one or multiple ETFs. Investors using the automated plan will receive a bonus that removes the usual €6 minimum custody fee, lowering overall investment costs.
Alongside the campaign, the bank launched a free ETF training course developed with several international asset managers. The course, available through Bankinter’s digital channels, aims to improve financial literacy and help investors better understand ETF investment strategies.
The program now includes ETFs from several major asset managers such as BlackRock, DWS Group, Fidelity Investments, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, PIMCO and WisdomTree. The initiative aims to promote long-term investing by offering clients easier and lower-cost access to ETF products.
Bankinter also introduced a new “Periodic ETF Purchase” feature that allows clients to automate recurring investments into one or multiple ETFs. Investors using the automated plan will receive a bonus that removes the usual €6 minimum custody fee, lowering overall investment costs.
Alongside the campaign, the bank launched a free ETF training course developed with several international asset managers. The course, available through Bankinter’s digital channels, aims to improve financial literacy and help investors better understand ETF investment strategies.