Interactive Brokers

Das ist mein letzter Beitrag zu diesem  Thema , versprochen

Mein Bedenken ist, wenn IB pleite geht, ob ich meine Aktien noch habe.
Ich bin gezwungen, mit meiner Unterschrift, IB zu erlauben, meine Aktien zu "jonglieren".
Sparkasse oder Onvista scheint mir für mein Kind-Depot ein bessere Lösung.

 While securities held in street name are safe for retail investors, direct registration may be a better choice for larger investors. Stocks held in street name may be loaned to short-sellers and resold to others. So, it is possible for more than one person to own shares held in street name. If the brokerage should fail, it may not be possible to recover 100% of all securities. Investors are protected by up to $500,000 in insurance from the SIPC, but that may not be enough for high-net-worth individuals and large organizations.1 

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/instreetname.asp



It's Your Stock, Just Not in Your Name: Explaining 'Street Names'

Dieses Prozess ist völlig legal.

The brokerage firm, in its records, however, lists the investor as the actual owner. The broker holds the stock in a “book-entry” form, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

https://www.finra.org/investors/insights...reet-names