Global Investing Services
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
 
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Trade in over 40 international countries in your existing Schwab brokerage account


Schwab provides extensive resources and expertise:

  • Institutional-level research for international investing.
  • Specialized guidance and trading services.
  • Easy cash balance management with trade settlement in U.S. dollars.

Benefits of international investing at Schwab
Schwab's Global Investing Services team will help you explore opportunities for diversification and navigate the complexities and costs of international investing. 

  • Access to international stock markets—Trade equities in over 40 countries including developed, emerging and frontier markets.
  • Expert research—Access institution-level research and commentary from Credit Suisse and Ned Davis Research.
  • Specialized guidance—Benefit from our team's extensive knowledge of trading in global markets and guidance on the complex issues of international trading.
  • Trading services—Our team of professionals will place trades for you, seeking the best available prices on international stocks.
  • Easy cash management—Get automated management of cash balances across multiple currencies, as all trades and dividends are settled in U.S. dollars.
  • One account—U.S. and international securities can be conveniently held in your existing brokerage account at Schwab.

Get started with international investing


  • Call 800-992-4685 to place a trade or learn more.
International investments are subject to additional risks such as currency fluctuation, political instability, economic risk and the potential for illiquid markets. Investing in emerging markets may accentuate these risks.

Generally, securities on foreign markets are not registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and are not subject to the same disclosure and financial accounting standards as U.S.-registered securities. In addition, shareholders of foreign securities may not have rights similar to those of shareholders of U.S.-registered securities.

Every market has its own set of additional fees and/or taxes assessed by local governments and exchanges. These fees are usually automatically included in a trade. Not all markets operate in the same manner as U.S. markets, and investors may experience certain operational restrictions; for example, stop orders are often not available.

Not all securities or services are available in all countries. The issuer of a security may place restrictions on U.S. or other investors with regard to eligibility for certain future rights or other offerings
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Get started with international investing
  • Call 800-992-4685 to place a trade or learn more.