Common use of Communication to Customers Clause in Contracts

Communication to Customers. 34.1 Without prejudice to the Bank’s rights to utilize any other effective mode of communications, the Bank may send any notices or correspondence to the Customer by: (a) post, facsimile, short message service (“SMS”), electronic mail (“email”) or other electronic transmission, personal delivery, facsimile; (b) incorporating notices into the Bank’s statement forwarded to the Customer periodically; (c) notice in the Bank’s internet/electronic banking facilities and/or services for the Bank’s Customers; (d) general advertisement in any form(s) of mass communication (including but not limited to placing in one issue of a daily newspaper a general notice of change addressed to the public generally); and/or (e) notice in the Bank’s website and/or placed at the Bank’s branch premises. 34.2 Notices issued by or on behalf of the Bank (including computer generated notices/statements that do not require any signature) will be directed to the Customer at the Customer’s address, facsimile number or email address stated in the Account Opening Form or the last known address, facsimile number or email address notified by the Customer. 34.3 Communications will be deemed to have been delivered to the Customer: (a) (where delivered personally), at the time of personal delivery; (b) where sent by registered or ordinary post, forty-eight (48) hours after posting if the address is in Malaysia and seven (7) Business Days after posting if the address is outside Malaysia; (c) where sent by facsimile transmission and subject to confirmation that the full document is transmitted successfully, on the date of dispatch respectively; and (d) where sent by email and/or SMS and/or any electronic means, on the day of transmission. 34.4 All communications sent to the Customer or delivered to an authorised representative are sent or delivered at the Customer's risk. It is the Customer's responsibility to ensure that the Bank is kept informed of the Customer's most up to date address and other contact details.

Communication to Customers. 34.1 35.1 Without prejudice to the Bank’s rights to utilize any other effective mode of communications, the Bank may send any notices or correspondence to the Customer by: (a) post, facsimile, short message service (“SMS”), electronic mail (“email”) or other electronic transmission, personal delivery, facsimile; (b) incorporating notices into the Bank’s statement forwarded to the Customer periodically; (c) notice in the Bank’s internet/electronic banking facilities and/or services for the Bank’s Customers; (d) general advertisement in any form(s) of mass communication (including but not limited to placing in one issue of a daily newspaper a general notice of change addressed to the public generally); and/or (e) notice in the Bank’s website and/or placed at the Bank’s branch premises. 34.2 35.2 Notices issued by or on behalf of the Bank (including computer generated notices/statements that do not require any signature) will be directed to the Customer at the Customer’s address, facsimile number or email address stated in the Account Opening Form or the last known address, facsimile number or email address notified by the Customer. 34.3 35.3 Communications will be deemed to have been delivered to the Customer: (a) (where delivered personally), at the time of personal delivery; (b) where sent by registered or ordinary post, forty-eight (48) 48 hours after posting if the address is in Malaysia and seven (7seven(7) Business Days after posting if the address is outside Malaysia; (c) e where sent by facsimile transmission and subject to confirmation that the full document is transmitted successfully, on the date of dispatch respectively; and (d) where sent by email and/or SMS and/or any electronic means, on the day of transmission. 34.4 35.4 All communications sent to the Customer or delivered to an authorised representative are sent or delivered at the Customer's risk. It is the Customer's responsibility to ensure that the Bank is kept informed of the Customer's most up to date address and other contact details.

Communication to Customers. 34.1 35.1 Without prejudice to the Bank’s rights to utilize any other effective mode of communications, the Bank may send any notices or correspondence to the Customer by: (a) post, facsimile, short message service (“SMS”), electronic mail (“email”) or other electronic transmission, personal delivery, facsimile; (b) incorporating notices into the Bank’s statement forwarded to the Customer periodically; (c) notice in the Bank’s internet/electronic banking facilities and/or services for the Bank’s Customers; (d) general advertisement in any form(s) of mass communication (including but not limited to placing in one issue of a daily newspaper a general notice of change addressed to the public generally); and/or (e) notice in the Bank’s website and/or placed at the Bank’s branch premises. 34.2 35.2 Notices issued by or on behalf of the Bank (including computer generated notices/statements that do not require any signature) will be directed to the Customer at the Customer’s address, facsimile number or email address stated in the Account Opening Form or the last known address, facsimile number or email address notified by the Customer. 34.3 35.3 Communications will be deemed to have been delivered to the Customer: (a) (where delivered personally), at the time of personal delivery; (b) where sent by registered or ordinary post, forty-eight (48) hours after posting if the address is in Malaysia and seven (7) Business Days after posting if the address is outside Malaysia; (c) where sent by facsimile transmission and subject to confirmation that the full document is transmitted successfully, on the date of dispatch respectively; and (d) where sent by email and/or SMS and/or any electronic means, on the day of transmission. 34.4 35.4 All communications sent to the Customer or delivered to an authorised representative are sent or delivered at the Customer's risk. It is the Customer's responsibility to ensure that the Bank is kept informed of the Customer's most up to date address and other contact details.