SOLUTIONS
Cash & lending
Go beyond banking to show your clients a smarter way to save, spend, and borrow money to reach their goals.
Client-centered, growth-driven solutions
Create a differentiated client offering with our full suite of cash management and lending solutions—designed to help you grow assets and help your clients boost savings, finance ventures, and deepen their relationship with your firm.
Cash management options
Help clients manage their cash with flexibility and control.
Core cash options
Focus on your clients’ liquidity and investment needs with our range of core cash programs and solutions.
Lending solutions
Support clients as they pursue their goals with flexible lending options that help unlock the value of their investments.
Cash and lending solutions designed to help meet your clients' goals
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Trading & capital markets
Gain a competitive advantage with Fidelity Capital Markets® through sophisticated investment strategies and integrated solutions.
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Retirement & life planning
As the top-ranked firm in market share for defined contribution benefits1 and leading IRA provider2, we are uniquely positioned to provide full-service solutions to support your clients through each life stage – deepening client relationships. Our offerings are designed to fit every client – individuals and businesses alike.
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1. Defined contribution: PLANSPONSOR 2023 Recordkeeping Survey as of June 30, 2023.
2. Source: Fidelity Internal data as of 11/20/24 and The Cerulli U.S. Retirement Markets 2023 Report.
FCASH is not a money market fund, and is not FDIC insured. FCASH is considered a customer free credit balance under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (SEA). Customer free credits awaiting investment are protected in accordance with the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) up to $250,000. In addition to SIPC protection, Fidelity provides its brokerage customers with additional "excess of SIPC" coverage. The excess coverage would only be used when SIPC coverage is exhausted.