Saxo Bank Releases New Monthly Equity Research on Value Stocks in tradingfloor.com

HELLERUP, Denmark, September 2, 2010 - Saxo Bank, the specialist in online trading and investment, has launched
a new monthly equity research publication entitled "Global Value Equity
Strategy" focused on highlighting the most undervalued stocks from around the
world. It will appear each month on the Equities section of
www.tradingfloor.com.

The "Global Value Equity Strategy" will highlight a value portfolio on 30
of the most undervalued stocks from around the world according to a
proprietary equity screening model. Each issue of the publication will
include back testing results and performance evaluation of the live
portfolio.

"One of the many advantages of such a value strategy is that the
investment horizon is longer, usually one year or more, eliminating
short-term volatility currently prevalent in equity markets," said Christian
Blaabjerg, chief equity strategist at Saxo Bank. "Equity related investment
letters are widely distributed on the Internet nowadays. Few of them,
however, focus on undervalued securities."

The "Global Value Equity Strategy" report includes a brief introduction
to value stocks, how to recognize them and why investing in them is likely to
generate superior returns compared to widely used benchmarks. The phrases
"growth stocks" and "value stocks" appear fairly often in financial reports
and publications and the "Global Value Equity Strategy" explains that a
growth stock is a company, often large and well-known, which has generated
high and stable earnings growth over a longer period of time. Investors tend
to value such stocks higher as they extrapolate historical growth into the
future. The problem is that only few stocks are able to maintain such
earnings growth for a long time and competition typically results in a
slowdown, eroding margins and market share for growth companies. This seems
to explain why they tend to be inferior investments.

In backtesting from the start of 2006, the Saxo Bank Global Value Equity
Strategy outperformed its benchmark index by far in 15 out of 18 quarters,
even when dividends are excluded.

About Saxo Bank

Saxo Bank is an online trading and investment specialist, enabling
clients to trade Forex (
www.saxobank.com/en/trading-products/forex/pages/forex-trading.aspx),
CFDs (
www.saxobank.com/en/trading-products/cfds-stocks/pages/online-cfd-trading.aspx
), Stocks / Equities (
www.saxobank.com/en/lp/equity/pages/equity.aspx?int_cmpid=a1192_Link_FrontPage
), Futures, Options and other derivatives via SaxoWebTrader and
SaxoTrader, the leading online trading platforms. SaxoTrader is available
directly through Saxo Bank or through one of the Bank's global partners.
White label is a significant business area for Saxo Bank, and involves
customised and branding the Bank's online trading platform for other
financial institutions and brokers. Saxo Bank has more than 120 white label
clients and boasts thousands of clients in over 180 countries. Saxo Bank is
headquartered in Copenhagen with offices in Australia, China, the Czech
Republic, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, Spain,
Switzerland, UK, and the United Arab Emirates.

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    Media enquiries:

    Kasper Elbjørn
    Head of Group Public Relations
    Saxo Bank
    Saxo Bank Corporate Communications
    Philip Heymans Allé 15
    2900 Hellerup
    Denmark
    +45-3977-4300

    www.tradingfloor.com

Media enquiries: Kasper Elbjørn, Head of Group Public Relations, Saxo Bank, Saxo Bank Corporate Communications, Philip Heymans Allé 15, 2900 Hellerup, Denmark, +45-3977-4300.