Temporary Offer
Open a KEYPRIVATE before 15/11/2019,
and the management fees are on us until 31/12/2019 *
Together with our experts, we set your capital on the path towards maximum return.
Net
return since 04/01/2016*
2,37%
very moderated
8,81%
balanced
11,24%
dynamic
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Net returns per year
The net return is the return after the withdrawal of the management fees (0.9075% per year incl. VAT) and possible taxes.
Net
return since 04/01/2016*
2,37%
very moderated
8,81%
balanced
11,24%
dynamic
Based on the views and expectations of world players: Amundi, BlackRock,...
Based on the views and expectations of world players: Amundi, BlackRock,...
The key principles for good portfolio management
Optimal allocation
Many people think that they can achieve the best investment results by buying individual shares (‘stock picking’). But numerous studies have shown that the right ‘mix’ of major investment categories (also known as ‘asset classes’) accounts for 90% of the investment result.
That is why, with KEYPRIVATE, we put the emphasis on ‘asset allocation’: the optimal balance, based on your risk profile and according to the market context.
What’s more, when constructing portfolios, we select trackers, not individual shares, this allows us to substantially diversify risk. After all, every tracker is composed of dozens, sometimes hundreds of underlying assets. The result is a wider spread of potential risk.
Minimal costs
By investing in cost-efficient trackers, we can construct a widely diversified portfolio, without unnecessary costs.
Thanks to our highly technical platform, we are able to carry out the transactions in your portfolio without extra fees. And, naturally, you never have to pay custody fees at Keytrade Bank.
The only cost you pay is a low fixed management fee (0.75% per year excl. VAT, incl. transaction costs, excl. taxes), so overall you pay 2 to 3 times less than at a traditional portfolio management firm.
Constant rebalancing
Market movements or fluctuating performances of the various trackers may result in your portfolio no longer being efficient or optimal. For this reason, the investment committee meets once a month to assess your portfolio and adjust it, if need be.
This constant rebalancing ensures that the risk level of your portfolio continues to match your profile, while the expected return remains optimal.
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Equity
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Bonds
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Commodities
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Cash
(1 tracker)
A new service, same benefits
Anyone investing in KEYPRIVATE benefits from Keytrade Bank’s many years of expertise. As a leader in online banking in Belgium, Keytrade Bank has developed user-friendly, secure and accessible applications for everyday banking, investing and now also discretionary portfolio management.
No unnecessary costs
Costs are detrimental to the return on your capital. The use of cost-efficient trackers reduce the discretionary portfolio management fees to an absolute minimum.
Transparent price
You pay 0.75% per year, transaction costs incl., VAT and taxes excl., on the amount of your discretionary managed portfolio. No entry fees, no exit fees, no transaction fees. Minimum investment € 15,000.
Available 24/7
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Infosessions
We organize on a regular basis info sessions concerning KEYPRIVATE, these take place throughout Belgium. During these sessions you can discover the benefits of KEYPRIVATE.
KEYPRIVATE news
07/11/2019
Every month, our Chief Strategist KEYPRIVATE, Geert Van Herck, brings you his view on the markets. In a short video, he refers to the return, the allocation in the different profiles and other topics that impacts our online portfolio management KEYPRIVATE.
26/09/2019
The growing popularity of trackers has triggered a fierce debate amongst investors. An analysis by Michael Burry has rekindled this debate in recent weeks. Since he has recently issued warnings about the growing popularity of trackers, reviving the term bubble, a brief analysis by our Geert Van Herck is definitely due.
