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Online Forms
Risk Warning Statement (RWS) Form
Risk Warning Statement (RWS) Form
It is a risk warning disclosure which highlights the key risks that customers should be aware of before trading in overseas-listed investment products. These include differences in legal systems, regulatory regime, political, social and economic developments as well as differences in costs, counterparty and correspondent broker risks between the foreign jurisdictions and Singapore.
You may submit your acknowledgement of Risk Warning Statement through one of the following ways:
1. Log in to your online trading account via POEMS 2.0 platform. Complete and submit the RWS Form by going to "Acct Mgmt" > "Stocks" > "RWS Acknowledgement" > "Submit". 2. Approach any Phillip Investor Centres or contact your Trading Representative to complete the physical RWS Acknowledgement form or email the scanned copy to your Trading Representative.Other faq that might help you
- Accredited Investor Application – Corporate
- Accredited Investor Application – Individual
- Accredited Investor Application – Joint Account
- Accredited Investor Opt-out Form – Individual / Joint Account / Corporate
- Application and Termination Form for EPS
- Application Form for EPS Closure and GIRO Linkage
- Application Form for GIRO
- CDP Share Transfer Form for Existing Phillip Securities Client
- CFD Application form for Existing Phillip Securities Client
- Conversion from Cash Trading to Cash Management Account Application Form (PDF)
- Conversion from Unit Trust Investment Account (09*****) to UT- Phillip Cash Management Account Application Form (PDF)
- Customer Account Review (CAR) & Customer Knowledge Assessment (CKA) Form
- Securities and Bond Transfer
- Opt-out E-Statement form
- POEMS Application Form
- Risk Warning Statement (RWS) Form
- SBL Application Form for Existing Phillip Securities Client
- Termination Form for GIRO Linkage
- UK Share Deposit – CREST Form
- Updating of Personal Particulars
- W-8 / W-9 Form
- Self Certification on Tax Residency Status
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