Match your
investment fund

We'll help you choose an investment
fund tailored to your knowledge and goals.

The advantages of our
investment funds

The value of the investment is subject to market fluctuations; therefore, there is a possibility of incurring losses. Past returns are not a guarantee of future results.

Extensive brochure

Choose from more than one thousand funds and 240 fund managers around the world or view our collections.

Competitive fees

Consult the investment fund fees in the fund prospectus, the Key Information Document and in the imagin fee schedule.

For any investor profile

Qualified professionals will manage everything for you.

At your own pace

From €1 on a one-off or regular basis.

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Discover our
collections of funds

Invest in the funds that best suit your goals.

The fund finder provides access to the website of the producer and the prospectus and key information document for investors of each fund.

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How do I apply?

imagin invest app

Log in to the app. Select the fund and follow the steps.

Sign the contract. Select your account and sign the contract using the code you will receive by SMS.

Choose the amount. Decide the amount or shares you want to buy.

Take the MIFID test. Answer the questions about your financial experience and your investing knowledge and goals.

What is MiFID?

The Market in Financial Instruments Directive is a European guideline that all investment firms must follow and that is designed to protect investors, mainly retailers (like you). This way, companies that adhere to it guarantee that their customers do not invest in assets that are not suitable or convenient for their profile.

FAQS

1. How do your investment funds work?

To start investing in this type of fund, you will need a broker to advise you.

In this case, imaginBank offers an extensive team of professionals and tools whose goal is to find the fund that best suits your needs and objectives, as well as how much risk you want to take, because yes, all investments have their risks.

Given the variety of funds, you will have to set goals for yourself (short or long term) and decide how much risk you are willing to accept before selecting which fund is right for you. And, most importantly: you should know what your values are in order to identify the fund that most shares your vision.

2. What is an Investment Fund?

Investment funds are CIIs (collective investment institutions). They consist of equity created by the contributions made by a group of investors who invest their capital in the equities markets stipulated for each fund and share the profits or losses in proportion to their ownership.

3. What is the minimum amount to start investing in investment funds?

There are funds in which you can start investing with as little as €1, so our professionals can invest based on your needs (term and risk you have chosen).

4. What costs may apply when investing in investment funds?

When investing in investment funds, there are different types of costs that may affect the final return:

Management fee: this is what the fund manager charges for its management work.
Deposit or custody fee: associated with the custody of the fund's assets, charged by the depository institution.
Subscription and/or redemption fees: some funds may charge a fee when you first invest or when you take your money out, especially if you do so outside set withdrawal dates or if you do not keep your money invested for the minimum time required.
Ongoing costs: these include other operating expenses of the fund, such as for audits, regulatory fees, administrative costs, etc.
Transaction costs: these are incurred when assets are bought and sold to manage the fund.
Performance fee: certain funds may charge an additional fee if a certain level of return is achieved.

It’s important to remember that even if subscription or redemption fees are not always charged at the time you invest or withdraw, some funds may include them as part of their operating policy.

To see all the costs that may apply in each case, investors should always check the Key Investor Information Document (KIID), the fund’s Prospectus, and refer to imagin’s fee schedule.