Invest in a personalised portfolio of trackers in a cost efficient manner. Actively managed by our experts and following an algorithm that allows for an optimal spread of your investment. Starting from 15 000EUR .
Questions? Call us at 02 679 91 11 (Monday to Friday, 9 to 17h) or mail to keyprivate@keytradebank.com.
With Keyprivate, we invest your money for you. Not through individual shares, but through cost efficient trackers. These are composed of dozens, sometimes hundreds of underlying assets. The result is a widely diversified portfolio that not only accords to your own personalised risk profile but also avoids unnecessary costs.
With Keyprivate, your money is invested in a selection of 8 cost efficient trackers: 4 share trackers, 2 bond trackers and 2 commodity trackers. Add a cash as asset class when needed. In short, everything our investment committee needs to ensure a wider spread of potential risk and an optimal allocation according to your risk profile.
The right ‘mix’ of major investment categories: that's what determines a large part of your investment result. As a result, Keyprivate puts the emphasis on ‘asset allocation. We aim the optimal balance, based on your risk profile and according to the market context.
Keyprivate can take care of them too. Just let us know if you have sustainability preferences. Your answers to our questionnaire and your risk profile will determine if your portfolio will be composed of instruments that are following the Paris Aligned Benchmarks.
By investing in cost-efficient trackers you are getting with Keyprivate a widely diversified portfolio, without unnecessary costs. Apart from the unavoidable taxes, the only cost you pay is our low fixed management fee.
This fee amounts to 0.91% per year, including VAT and transaction costs. Overall you are paying 2 to 3 times less than at a traditional portfolio management firm.
Market movements or fluctuating performances of the various trackers may result in your portfolio no longer being efficient or optimal. Our investment committee meets once a month to assess your portfolio and adjust it, if needed.
This constant rebalancing ensures that the level of risk taken is according to your risk profile.
Keyprivate takes into account Keytrade Bank’s policy on responsible investing. This policy outlines, among other things, how the Keyprivate investment committee integrates ESG factors into its investment strategy.
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Have a look at the past performance of our different portfolios. These are net returns, meaning after the withdrawal of the management fees (0.91% per year incl. VAT) and possible taxes. Past performances are not a reliable indicator of future results.
This portfolio focuses less on shares (15% maximum) and more on bonds and liquidities.
From 01/02/2025
2024
+6.92%
2023
+7.38%
2022
-10.06%
2021
+10.29%
2020
-1.90%
2019
+4.90%
2018
-6.64%
2017
+2.24%
This portfolio focuses both on shares (50% maximum) and on bonds (75% maximum).
From 01/02/2025
2024
+8.38%
2023
+9.36%
2022
-10.21%
2021
+12.37%
2020
-1.92%
2019
+5.02%
2018
-4.84%
2017
+4.64%
This portfolio focuses more on shares (65% maximum) and less on bonds (65% maximum).
From 01/02/2025
2024
+10.85%
2023
+11,7%
2022
-9.34%
2021
+15.12%
2020
-1.44%
2019
+7.11%
2018
-7.78%
2017
+7.13%
Even though our experts do everything they can to mitigate them, there are certain risks. We are very transparent about that.
The value of your assets can rise or fall. Selling at a less favourable time could mean that you could lose part or, in theory, even all of your invested capital.
In the case of discretionary asset management, the bank decides on your behalf. It determines what it believes is necessary for the proper management of your portfolio. In doing so, it continually defends your interests and ensures that it follows the investment strategy that has been carefully established together with you.
Like any financial product, trackers are subject to risks. You can find more information about this in our support section.
As Keyprivate consists of trackers rather than individual shares, bonds or investment funds, sustainability risks cannot currently be used as a criterion in the investment decisions to be taken. It is possible to take this into account in our Keyprivate portfolio management only if the eight selected issuers apply this as a criterion when composing their tracker.
Geert Van Herck shares his view on the markets and reviews the latest returns. Our videos are available in French (and Dutch).
07:30Concerns surrounding President Trump's trade policy continue to weigh on the global economy. In our monthly video, discover the key charts on the global economic outlook, as well as the reasons why no adjustments are currently planned in the Keyprivate portfolios.
10:34The first half of 2025 is behind us. To say it was volatile would be an understatement. In our monthly video, we look back at the main trends in the equity, bond, and commodity markets. We also review the net returns we achieved during these eventful six months.
10:34Recent economic indicators point to stagflation in the U.S. economy. What characterizes such a period of stagflation? Find out in our monthly video. You'll also learn all about the current portfolio composition and net returns.
10:34Is the global economy on the brink of a recession? Find out in our monthly Keyprivate video how Trump's leadership is influencing economic sentiment in the United States. We’ll also explain the reasons behind our investment committee’s strategy to guide Keyprivate portfolios through this challenging period with minimal losses.
9:18Donald Trump's election win led to a surge in the U.S. stock market, confirming the long-term trend of U.S. stocks outperforming European ones. But does it make sense to go 100% U.S. stocks for your portfolio?
5:55Despite interest rate cuts, and somewhat contrary to expectations, long-term U.S. interest rates are on the rise.
08:06Economically, 2024 was far from a standout year, with weak corporate investment efforts standing out in particular. Should investors be worried about this?
