Interactive Brokers : vos avis sur ce courtier bourse en ligne

J’ai fait un achat de l’ETF IWDA libellé en EUR sur Euronext Amsterdam et je m’attendais à voir une commission de 0,1% plafonnée à 29 euros comme précisé par la tarification à la ligne "Pays-Bas".
Finalement j’ai été prélevé d’une commission moitiée plus faible (0,05%) et bien en dessous du plafond.

En soi c’est une bonne nouvelle mais quelque chose m’échappe peut-être. La tarification a t’elle changé sur certaines places ?

Mon prix était effectivement dans le spread donc cette hypothèse est plausible.
En tout cas je ne connaissais pas cette possibilté, m*erci.

Impossible de se connecter à IB en ce moment :

IMPORTANT: Due to a technical issue clients may be unable to connect through our web, mobile, and desktop trading platforms. We are working to address the issue.

Courrier reçu aujourd’hui (j’imagine que d’autres ici seront aussi concernés). Cela arrive 6 mois après le transfert de mon compte IB du Royaume-Uni au Luxembourg, pour cause de Brexit. Ce nomadisme ne fait pas trop sérieux… Résidant désormais aux USA, je vais demander le transfert de mon compte IB aux USA.

Interactive Brokers a écrit :

MPORTANT COMMUNICATION REGARDING THE STATUS OF YOUR ACCOUNT – YOUR ACTION IS REQUIRED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIVING THIS COMMUNICATION
Dear Client,

For over 25 years, Interactive Brokers Group (“IBKR”) has been serving clients in Europe and across the world through its group of global brokerage firms. In November 2018, IBKR established Interactive Brokers Luxembourg SARL (“IBLUX”) and was granted authorisation in November 2019 to operate as an investment firm, with some important constraints on the permitted scale of the business, which are still applicable today. In consideration of our fast-growing brokerage business, in 2020, IBKR created two additional brokers based in the European Union: Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited (“IBIE”) and Interactive Brokers Central Europe Zrt. (“IBCE”).

In light of the expanded EU presence of IBKR and the business constraints applicable to IBLUX, at this time, IBKR has decided to end the regulated business of our brokerage firm in Luxembourg. This means IBLUX will no longer provide its brokerage services to investors, and it is inviting existing clients to transfer to IBCE or otherwise move their account to another broker outside of the IBKR family.

Our priority is to ensure a seamless transition and continuation in the provision of brokerage services to our clients with minimal disruption and minimal change. We hope the information we have set out below is helpful and makes clear what we are proposing and what you need to do to continue to do business with us.

1. YOUR ACTION IS REQUIRED

We propose to transfer your account (including all positions, such as your cash, securities, and contracts) from IBLUX to IBCE. Our intention is that once your account is transferred, all investments and services will be provided by IBCE (for convenience we will refer to this as the “Proposed Transfer”). For more detail on the Proposed Transfer, please read our FAQs.

As part of the proposed transfer, you have the following options:
Consent to our invitation to migrate all your IBLUX accounts and the applicable Customer Agreements to IBCE; or
Opportunity to decline the transfer and move the positions in your accounts to another broker outside IBKR.
PLEASE MAKE YOUR ELECTION WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIVING THIS COMMUNICATION by following the instructions below under the heading “WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO MAKE A DECISION IN RELATION TO THE PROPOSED TRANSFER?”

IF YOU DO NOT CONSENT TO THE TRANSFER OF YOUR ACCOUNT TO IBCE OR DO NOTHING, IBLUX WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNT AFTER ITS LICENSE IS RELINQUISHED. AS PART OF THE PROCESS, YOUR ACCOUNT MAY BE RESTRICTED, AND YOUR ACCOUNT MAY BE FORCED CLOSED. YOU HAVE THE ABILITY TO TRANSFER THE POSITIONS IN YOUR ACCOUNT TO ANOTHER BROKER WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIVING THIS COMMUNICATION.

2. WHO IS IBCE? IS IT SIMILAR TO IBLUX IN TERMS OF REGULATORY STATUS?
IBCE, an investment service provider, is licensed and authorized by the Central Bank of Hungary. IBCE’s regulatory status and profile is very similar to IBLUX’s.  Both IBCE and IBLUX are authorised pursuant to the second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Directive 2014/65/EU).  The purpose of MIFID is to harmonise, as much as possible, how investment firms are regulated across the European Union.

However, there are some differences between the regulations that apply.  There will be some important changes to the way your assets will be protected:
Currently, your eligible assets are protected from loss under the Luxembourg Investor Compensation Scheme (Système d’indemnisation des investisseurs, SIIL).
After the Proposed Transfer, the Hungarian Investor Protection Fund will protect your assets from loss should IBCE default and be unable to meet its obligations to you.  The FAQs provides further details in Question 4 of Part B.
We encourage you to review this document carefully. If you have any further questions having read the FAQs, please consult the heading “WHAT IF I NEED FURTHER INFORMATION” below.

3. WILL MY PREVIOUS CLIENT CATEGORISATION CHANGE?

For the avoidance of doubt, the previously agreed client categorisation that applied to your relationship with IBLUX will apply to your new relationship with IBCE (for example, if you were categorised as a Retail Client with IBLUX, you will also be categorised as a Retail Client by IBCE).

4. I CURRENTLY TRADE OTC DERIVATIVES WITH IBLUX – WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO MY OPEN POSITIONS?

Your open positions will be transferred to IBCE. The FAQs provides further details in Part C, Question 3. Please also consult the new Key Information Document that is available on our PRIIPs KID website. We encourage you to review these documents carefully. If you have any further questions having read these materials, please consult the heading “WHAT IF I NEED FURTHER INFORMATION?” below.

5. WILL THE RANGE OF PRODUCTS OFFERED BE THE SAME?
The differences in the offerings are as follows:

Metals CFDs are offered by IBCE but spot and OTC metals futures are not.
Trading securities and derivatives in all the same markets you can now but if you trade outside of the Allowed Deposit Currencies (see Part C, Question 7 of the FAQs) and the transaction results in a long cash balance we will auto-convert to your base currency.  If the transaction results in a short cash balance there will be no further action by IBCE as you can borrow in all available IBKR global currencies.
For further information please see “IBCE Multi-Currency Account Foreign Exchange Restrictions Disclosure”.

6.      WILL THE RANGE OF SERVICES BE THE SAME?

These are the changes to the services you are currently offered:

GFIS investment research will not be available to clients of IBCE, but we plan to offer the service in the future. However, GFIS market data and news service offerings are unaffected.

7. WHAT IF I NEED FURTHER INFORMATION?

If after reading this communication and the FAQs, you have questions or you would like to discuss the matter further, please do not hesitate to contact Client Services.

C’est assez ennuyeux et pas très sérieux de leur part, je vous comprends.
Aussi, étonnant qu’on ne vous propose que le transfert chez IBCE et pas chez IBIE.

Étant chez IBIE j’espère ne pas recevoir de mauvaise surprise de la sorte.

Bonsoir, j’ai eu le même message de migration vers ibce. Pour ceux qui y sont déja, est ce que vous savez si les retraits sur marge y sont possible ?

Cdlt

Vel

C’est étrange, pour iblux, le tableau l’indique pas de restriction pour les retraits sur marge, alors qu’il y en a ! Pas très à jour leur tableau..

Vel

Juste encore pour info : ce comparatif est intéressant (et sans doute partiellement faux maintenant) mais il ne nous sert de toute façon pas à grand chose puisque IB nous a dit et répété que ce ne sont pas les clients qui choisissent leur broker (IE vs Lux vs HU) mais IB, sans appel possible de la part du client…

Bonjour,

Pour information, si vous êtes un particulier résidant en France, le compte est actuellement ouvert en Hongrie (situation au 14 juin).

Je précise que j’ai ouvert mon compte directement auprès d’Interactive Brokers.
Vu le message de Franckielestore, la situation est différente lorsqu’on passe par un intermédiaire (Prorealtime, Zonebourse, Lynx Broker).

Dernière modification par Biskeo (17/06/2021 18h14)