Online Stock Trading LithuaniaOnline Stock TradersOnline stock trading of Lithuanian stocks is possible through several banks and brokers. The list below shows you the online banks and brokers, who have an english version available of their online stock trading platform. |
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¹ Online traders offering a stock trading platform in english language. Transaction FeesOnline stock trading of Lithuanian stocks is not expensive. Use the graphic below to compare the transaction fees (in euro). A number of banks offer attractive prices for Estonia and Latvia as well. To compare the transactions fees between countries just click on the graphic. A popup of the graphic with switches will appear (use the switches to navigate between countries). |
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Hansabanka
Hansabankas
Hansapank
Jūsų tarpininkas
Sampo Pank
SEB Pank
SEB banka|
Comparison between countries shows that four banks have competitive fees for online trading of all Baltic stocks, namely: |
Yearly maintenance feesThe graphic below shows the annual maintenance fee (in euro) for keeping Lithuanian stocks in portfolio. Most banks charge maintenance fees once per month or quarter, but for reason of comparison the fees have been calculated for a full year. Click on the graphic to compare the maintenance fees between countries. A popup of the graphic with switches will appear (use the switches to navigate between countries). |
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SEB bankas|
Notice that Jūsų tarpininkas, whose transaction fee per trade (buy/sell) is a bit higher, charges the lowest maintenance fee (0.04% of the portfolio value per year). So, if you want to buy stocks and keep them for multiple years, then Jūsų tarpininkas could be an interesting broker. |
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