Common use of ACCOUNT Clause in Contracts

ACCOUNT. 1. The Account may be opened in Rupiah or foreign currency. In the case whereby account is opened in a foreign currency, the Customer is aware that there is a risk of depreciation of the value resulting from the weakening of the exchange value of a currency against the other currency. This depreciation of value shall be the responsibility of the Customer.

ACCOUNT. 1. The Account may be opened in Rupiah or foreign currency. In the case whereby event that an account is opened in a foreign currency, the Customer is aware acknowledge that there is a risk are risks of depreciation changes in the exchange rates resulting from the strength- ening or weakening of the value resulting from the weakening of the exchange value of a one currency against the other currency. This depreciation of value Changes in exchange rates shall not be the responsibility of the CustomerBank.

ACCOUNT. 1. The Account may can be opened in Rupiah or foreign currencycurrencies. In the case whereby account event that an Account is opened in a foreign currency, the Customer is aware acknowledges that there is a risk are risks of depreciation changes in the exchange rates resulting from the strength- ening or weakening of the value resulting from the weakening of the exchange value of a one currency against the other currencycurrencies. This depreciation of value Changes in exchange rates shall not be the responsibility of the CustomerBank.

ACCOUNT. 1. The Account may be opened in Rupiah or foreign currency. In the case whereby event that the account is opened in a foreign currency, the Customer is aware acknowledge that there is a risk are risks of depreciation changes in the exchange rates resulting from the strength- ening or weakening of the value resulting from the weakening of the exchange value of a one currency against the other currency. This depreciation of value Changes in exchange rates shall not be the responsibility of the CustomerBank.