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KBC Invest is the self-directed investment service of KBC Bank, a subsidiary of the KBC Group, a major Belgian universal multi-channel bank-insurer. Established in 1998 through a merger, KBC Group focuses on retail clients, small and medium-sized enterprises, and mid-cap companies. The KBC Invest platform provides clients with online and mobile tools to manage their own investment portfolios, offering access to a diverse array of financial instruments including shares, ETFs, investment funds (both KBC-managed and third-party), bonds, and structured products. The service is integrated within KBC's broader digital banking ecosystem, aiming to make investing accessible to its retail banking customers.

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KBC Invest

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