Saxo Bank Japan is introducing additional European offerings to its trading platform, preparing to add over 100 new stocks fromDenmark, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.Join IG, CMC, and Robinhood at London’s leading trading industry event!Expanding Beyond Traditional MarketsStarting November 5, 2025, the Japanese arm of theDanish investment firm will offer around 130 additional shares from Europe’sleading exchanges. The expansion will include prominent names such as NovoNordisk, Ferrari, Inditex, Nestlé, Novartis, ABB, and UBS Group, broadeningaccess for investors seeking globally recognized brands.The update builds on Saxo Bank Japan’s existingoffering of more than 10,000 stocks from the United States, Germany, France,China, and Hong Kong, marking one of the most extensive internationalselections available to retail investors in Japan.This latest addition positions Saxo Bank Japan toserve investors seeking exposure to established European sectors, including pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, and automotive manufacturing, amid renewedinterest in global equity diversification.“We will continue to expand our product lineup toaccommodate a wide range of markets and themes, striving to be even more usefulto our customers in their investment strategies,” the company said in theannouncement.You may also like: Revolut Launches Dollar-to-Stablecoin Swaps Under New EU Crypto LicenseTheexpansion reflects a broader trend among Japanese brokers to open access toforeign markets, catering to investors eager to look beyond domestic boundariesfor growth and stability.Recent CollaborationsLast month, Saxo joined the Platforms Association,a UK-based industry group that represents investment platform providers acrossBritain and Europe. The association brings together firms that serve bothretail investors and financial advisers through products such as ISAs,pensions, and investment accounts.The membership comes just over a year after thePlatforms Association was launched in September 2024 to provide a unified voiceon regulatory and policy issues affecting the investment platform sector. Saxo has been steadily expanding its UK presence amidrising interest in online trading among younger investors. The company reportedthat clients under 25 now account for 15% of new UK sign-ups, up from 9% in2023.Earlier, Saxo Bank also launched fractional tradingfor its clients in Singapore, allowing investors to buy portions of sharesacross multiple asset classes on its brokerage platform. The new feature aimsto lower the entry barrier to investing by enabling traders to purchase a partial share with any amount of capital.This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.