Frequently Asked Questions
Share Financing (V) Account
What is the difference between Share Financing (V) Account and Margin (M) Account?
Share Financing (V) Account and Margin (M) Account both offer securities financing facilities. Apart from the interest rates on debit balances, other primary differences include the range of multi-currency facilities offered, the availability of Excess Funds Management (MMF) service and the grace period for margin maintenance top-up. For further details, please refer to the respective Product Information Sheets.
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- How do I transfer the shares into my Share Financing (V) Account?
- How long does it take for shares to be transferred into my account?
- How long does it takes to start an account?
- How long will it take to open an account from overseas?
- What are the charges for Share Financing (V) Account?
- What are the requirements to be able to open a Share Financing (V) Account from overseas?
- When must I deposit the required collateral for my outstanding purchase?
- Who can open a Share Financing (V) Account?
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- What if I require more credit?
- With multi-currency facility, will there be automatic conversion of currency for my currencies in debit balances?
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