ETFs explained
An exchange-traded fund holds a basket of assets and trades on an exchange like a share. An ETF CFD tracks that fund's market price. The fund's own management fee is already reflected in its price; financing costs and any distribution adjustment apply on top of that.
Example instruments
Why trade ETFs with Kent Invest
Basket exposure
Get exposure to a theme, sector or region in a single position.
Different from an index CFD
An ETF CFD tracks a fund's traded price and follows exchange hours; an index CFD tracks the index itself. Similar exposure, different mechanics.
Long or short, where available
Subject to borrow availability in the underlying market.
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Open an account through the secure portal, or install MetaTrader 5 and explore the platform first.
Kent Investments Ltd — Investment Dealer, FSC Mauritius. Licence GB24202944. CFDs carry a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage.