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NAB OnLine Trading Information, trading and settlement services provided by
Australian Investment Exchange Ltd
Australian Investment Exchange Ltd
Shares, Warrants, ETOs & Managed Funds
This star trading solution allows you to buy and sell Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) listed shares, warrants and exchange traded options online or over the phone on 13 13 80.
Shares
Warrants
Exchange traded options
Managed Funds
| Investment services | Description | Benefits/Returns |
| Shares Access more than 1,700 companies on the ASX |
Shares broadly allow you to buy a part of a company. As a shareholder, you generally share in the company's performance in the form of profits which can be distributed to you as dividends and/or capital growth if the value of your shares increase. |
Investing in shares has the potential to provide the following benefits:
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| Warrants | A warrant is a financial instrument issued by a bank or a financial institution and is traded on the ASX. Warrants provide another way to gain exposure to a variety of underlying assets, such as shares, to achieve a desired result. |
Investing in warrants can help you to:
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| Exchange traded options | An exchange traded option gives you the right to buy or sell an underlying share at a particular price on or before a specific date. When you exercise the option, you take up your right to buy or sell the share. |
Exchange traded options (ETOs) may allow you to:
If you would like to trade derivatives please complete and return the appropriate forms located on our download forms page. If you are not an existing client you will also need to open a trading account with us. If you have any questions regarding our derivatives service please contact us on 13 13 80 or email service@trading.nab.com.au.
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| Managed Funds Choose from over 2000 managed funds from a wide range of fund managers, including MLC Limited. |
Managed funds generally pool money from a large number of investors into a trust structure that is managed by investment professionals. This money is used to invest in a diverse range of assets that are not normally accessible to individual investors.
When you invest in a managed fund, you are allocated units in the fund. All units in the fund are of equal value. The value of your investment is the number of units you own multiplied by the market price of the units. |
Managed funds deliver two types of returns: distributions and unit price growth.
Distributions represent income paid to you as a unit holder during the course of your investment. They consist of earnings the fund has generated over the period such as capital gains from the sale of fund shares or other fund investments, or income from dividends or interest earned. Unit price growth occurs when the value of the investment has grown over the period of the investment. This results in an increase in the price of units in the fund. There are a number of benefits associated with investing in managed funds:
Researching managed funds NAB OnLine Trading's managed funds facility features a comprehensive search tool to help you shortlist your preferred investment options. And, you can research, each managed fund in detail to help you make your final choice. Applying to invest in managed funds NAB OnLine Trading provides you with access to the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for the managed fund you select. You can choose to receive a hard copy by mail or, for some managed funds, download the PDS online. You should read the PDS before deciding whether to invest in the managed fund. Then you simply follow the instructions provided in the PDS to apply for units in the fund. Once you've submitted your investment application, the relevant fund manager will inform you if you've been successful. You should also read the AUSIEX Financial Services Guide for information about the fees that may apply when you invest in managed funds through NAB OnLine Trading.
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 Security Update - 03 Jul 2009
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