Global Trading Accounts, Investing in shares other than KLSE
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 Mar 27 2015, 05:01 PM
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QUOTE(ahwai @ Mar 27 2015, 02:38 PM) depends on which exchange... some have some don't have Ok is there anywhere a list of exchanges with the corresponding foreign agent and nominee rates for dividends? should be one, or at least broker should do one as a service to clients   |
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Mar 27 2015, 05:07 PM
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QUOTE(wodenus @ Mar 27 2015, 05:01 PM) Ok is there anywhere a list of exchanges with the corresponding foreign agent and nominee rates for dividends? should be one, or at least broker should do one as a service to clients check your pm |
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Apr 2 2015, 05:13 PM
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But I don't think the trading a/c name and bank a/c name here will be the same.
Let's say your name is Tan Boon Huat. Tan is your surname or last name. Boon Huat is your first name. In the online form, they ask you for "First Name" and "Last Name" so you type Tan as your last name and Boon Huat as your first name. Your name will appear as Boon Huat Tan. However, your local bank account shows that your name is Tan Boon Huat. Since the order of the first name and last name differs, would there be a problem when it comes to the broker processing the withdrawal of funds? QUOTE(rosdi1 @ Jun 13 2012, 12:21 PM) Yes I TT my fund to my account.with them . They will deposit in the trust accout with the bank there. You don't have problem to TT less than RM100K per year if not have to get Bank Negara approval The cost of TT is generally cheap and cleared the same day/ next day there. To make sure you don't get taxed you must not have any US address and you have to fill in the declaration form. To cash out I asked them to TT back the fund but your tarding a/c name and your bank a/c name here must be exactly the same. Good Luck to you. |
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Apr 2 2015, 08:11 PM
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QUOTE(kenviro @ Apr 2 2015, 05:13 PM) But I don't think the trading a/c name and bank a/c name here will be the same. I don't think you will have problems if you fill in as you have mentioned.Let's say your name is Tan Boon Huat. Tan is your surname or last name. Boon Huat is your first name. In the online form, they ask you for "First Name" and "Last Name" so you type Tan as your last name and Boon Huat as your first name. Your name will appear as Boon Huat Tan. However, your local bank account shows that your name is Tan Boon Huat. Since the order of the first name and last name differs, would there be a problem when it comes to the broker processing the withdrawal of funds? |
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 Apr 2 2015, 08:20 PM
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QUOTE(kenviro @ Apr 2 2015, 05:13 PM) But I don't think the trading a/c name and bank a/c name here will be the same. No issue on last name (Surname) and First name , during buy/sell/transfer the money to/back on ETRADE, TRADEKING, UBS, as well as few local banks here. The trading / bank account number and SWIFT CODE are theLet's say your name is Tan Boon Huat. Tan is your surname or last name. Boon Huat is your first name. In the online form, they ask you for "First Name" and "Last Name" so you type Tan as your last name and Boon Huat as your first name. Your name will appear as Boon Huat Tan. However, your local bank account shows that your name is Tan Boon Huat. Since the order of the first name and last name differs, would there be a problem when it comes to the broker processing the withdrawal of funds? important information too. |
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Aug 7 2015, 09:43 PM
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Hi, I am looking to trade at NYSE. Any suggestion on which broker that is good? I tried Maybank, but the trading platform is lousy
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Aug 7 2015, 10:02 PM
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24,454 posts Joined: Nov 2010
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there have been many threads where people ask about foreign bourses - singapore, usa ,etc., most of which goes unanswered.
maybe this thread should be pinned as there isn't one that has captured good info and links. here are some the links i can remember, pls read them as there is some useful stuff: Buy Singapore Stock. Singapore Stock Broker? https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3600727 What platform is used, to buy stocks from foreign country? https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3595816 All about ETFs, Exchange traded funds https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3396549/+40 |
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Sep 1 2015, 07:42 PM
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QUOTE(ahwai @ Mar 27 2015, 05:07 PM) check your pm Hello,I believe that you are a remisier/broker representing Maybank. I would like to know what is your commission for local stock trading? CIMB iTrade is about 0.42% while Hong Leong is 0.1%. If you can offer a competitive commission, please leave your contact or you may PM me. |
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Feb 29 2016, 11:29 PM
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Anyone know whether AM esecurities can do global trading?
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Mar 1 2016, 02:06 AM
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Most Malaysia trading platform can do HKSE AMex and SGX for example Maybank/Rhb/Publicbank/Cimb/HLB
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Mar 24 2016, 11:54 AM
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bumped...
every week, somebody will ask in the us stocks thread "how to trade us stocks" or "is there a cheaper broker to trade foreign stocks". there is no pinned thread or list of FAQ's on the subject. but the info is available, bits and pieces spread over many threads. these threads are probably most useful: All about ETFs, Exchange traded funds https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3396549/+160#bottom What platform is used, to buy stocks from foreign country? https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3595816 Buy Singapore Stock. Singapore Stock Broker? https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3600727 |
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