Saxo Capital Markets, the Australian subsidiary of Danish investment bank, Saxo Bank, was founded as a brokerage in 1992. In 2012, Saxo Capital Market became operational but just two days later it was reprimanded by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) over its risk management practices. After a rocky start, the online brokerage swiftly expanded, largely as a result of its competitive product and services portfolio. Saxo Capital Markets maintains over 40,000 assets, placing it in the top two spots among all online brokers globally, but traders must commit to a minimum deposit of A$3,000. Unlike other ASIC-regulated brokers which offer a maximum leverage of 1:500, Saxo Capital Markets caps it at 1:50. With more than 600,000 clients, it remains one of the most competitive Australian online brokers.
Min Deposit:A$3,000
Saxo Capital Markets, the Australian subsidiary of Danish investment bank, Saxo Bank, was founded as a brokerage in 1992. In 2012, Saxo Capital Market became operational but just two days later it was reprimanded by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) over its risk management practices. After a rocky start, the online brokerage swiftly expanded, largely as a result of its competitive product and services portfolio. Saxo Capital Markets maintains over 40,000 assets, placing it in the top two spots among all online brokers globally, but traders must commit to a minimum deposit of A$3,000. Unlike other ASIC-regulated brokers which offer a maximum leverage of 1:500, Saxo Capital Markets caps it at 1:50. With more than 600,000 clients, it remains one of the most competitive Australian online brokers.