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Private investors and the emergence of neo-brokers: Do investors pay higher execution prices at a neo-broker with payment-for-order-flow?
We investigate the implicit trading costs of neo-broker clients using trading data of 100,000 clients at Trade Republic. Comparing execution prices at the neo-broker to Germany's reference market (Xetra) order book prices, we show that routing orders to one pre-specified trading venue leads to <1 % of transactions being executed at prices worse than on the reference market. In terms of total trading costs, customers benefit from this new trading venue because the trade-related costs other than the spread (explicit costs) are favorable compared to traditional online brokerages.
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