Saxo Introduces Saxo Elite, a new service layer for sophisticated investors

Saxo has introduced Saxo Elite, a new service layer that provides dedicated relationship managers and enhanced pricing for high-volume traders. The rollout begins April 15, 2026 across the UK, Nordics, and MENA.
Saxo, the Copenhagen-based multi-asset investment platform, has launched Saxo Elite, a new service offering aimed at sophisticated investors and traders. Announced on April 15, 2025, the service is designed to meet the evolving needs of clients with more complex trading requirements.
The Saxo Elite tier includes a dedicated relationship manager, direct access to Saxo’s trading desk and in-house strategists, and enhanced pricing options that align with a client’s trading activity. Eligibility for the service will be based on trading activity and relationship criteria, allowing Saxo to offer a more tailored experience to its most active users.
“We are excited to make Saxo Elite available to our clients. At Saxo, we serve a broad and highly sophisticated client base, and over time it has become clear that our most advanced clients have needs that extend beyond what a standard service model can support,” said Daniel Belfer, CEO at Saxo. “Saxo Elite has been developed to address those evolving requirements by building on our platform strengths with a more integrated and responsive service experience.”
The service will be rolled out globally starting April 15, 2026, with initial availability in the United Kingdom, Central & Eastern Europe, France, the Nordics, and the Middle East & North Africa (MENA). Saxo Elite is intended to complement Saxo’s broader offering, ensuring clients retain access to the full suite of platform capabilities while receiving an enhanced level of service as their needs grow.
Saxo, founded in 1992, is a fully licensed SIFI bank regulated by the Danish FSA. It serves over 1.7 million clients and more than 400 institutional partners, with client assets exceeding one trillion DKK. The firm employs around 2,400 professionals across financial hubs including London, Singapore, Amsterdam, Zurich, Dubai, and Tokyo.
Source: Saxo Bank