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Founded in 2000 in the Netherlands, BinckBank grew to become one of Europe's largest online banks and brokers, specializing in providing self-directed investment and trading services to retail clients. The company offered access to a wide range of financial products, including stocks, ETFs, options, and funds across major global exchanges. In 2019, BinckBank was acquired by the Danish investment bank Saxo Bank. The integration process was completed over the following years, and by the end of 2023, the BinckBank brand was officially retired and all its operations and clients were migrated to the Saxo Bank platform and brand.

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