Examples of Dual Currency Investment in a sentence
For the purpose herein, the term “ AUM” shall mean all sums standing to the credit of any Fixed Deposit (“FD”) Account, Current Account & Savings Account (“CASA”) and/or Foreign Currency Account with HLB and the term “Investment” shall refer to principal amount of investment in any Unit Trust Funds (“UT”), Floating Rate Negotiable Instrument of Deposit (“FRNID”), Retail Bond, Equity Linked Investment (“ELI”) and/or Dual Currency Investment (“DCI”) with HLB at any one time.
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Each Dual Currency Investment must be of not less than a minimum amount specified by the Bank from time to time.
Any repayment of a Dual Currency Investment (whether on maturity or otherwise) as provided in Clause 8.2 below shall be paid to the credit of an account of the Client with the Bank in Hong Kong unless the Bank shall at its sole discretion agree to the contrary.
Such breakage costs shall include the costs, expenses, liabilities or losses incurred or suffered by the Bank as a consequence of breaking its hedge, or funding from other sources in respect of the Dual Currency Investment and therefore the total amount repaid on withdrawal may be less than the principal amount of the Dual Currency Investment.
The Bank may at its absolute discretion refuse to give such consent, or impose such conditions as the Bank may determine for the withdrawal of such Dual Currency Investment, such conditions to include the deduction of such breakage costs as the Bank shall determine conclusively acting in good faith.
The Bank may impose such additional conditions in relation to any Dual Currency Investment as the Bank thinks fit in respect of the Currency, such additional terms to be contained in the relevant Transaction Confirmation.
For the purpose herein, the term “Liquid Assets” shall mean all sums standing to the credit of any Fixed Deposit (“ FD”) Account, Current Account & Savings Account (“CASA”) and/or Foreign Currency Account with HLB and the term “Investment” shall refer to principal amount of investment in any Unit Trust Funds (“UT”), Floating Rate Negotiable Instrument of Deposit (“FRNID”), Retail Bond, Equity Linked Investment (“ELI”) and/or Dual Currency Investment (“DCI”) with HLB at any one time.
The interest rate on a Dual Currency Investment is generally higher than would be payable on an ordinary time deposit in the original currency.
Some examples of foreign currency (FCY) assets with OCBC Malaysia include FCY Call Account / Fixed Deposit, Dual Currency Investment (DCI), FCY Retail Bonds and Overseas Property Financing in FCY.