Frequently Asked Questions
Stocks
What happens if I fail to pay or contra my purchase by due date?
If you fail to pay or contra (i.e. sell) your purchase by due date, your purchase may be force sold by the company at its discretion without notice to you. Phillip Securities Pte Ltd (‘PSPL’) has the discretion as to the price and volume put up for force sell at any time. PSPL is not liable to you for any losses or damages arising from the exercise of its discretion; and PSPL may recover from you the losses and expenses incurred in the force sell. Client(s) who are subject to force-selling by PSPL may be suspended from trading for a period as determined by the company.
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