QUOTE(Ramjade @ Sep 30 2022, 02:42 PM)
Yes.
For singapore REIT, you can use IBKR. But keep in mind s-reit likes to ask for money (rights or placement) Vs Malaysia reit. Some rights or placement cannot be sub via IBKR. If you want a platform that let you sub for rights and placement online, use FSM SG. You pay more per trade I think SGD10 Vs Ibkr of SGD2.50 by going FSM SG route. If you don't care about subscribing for rights and placement fine to go via IBKR.
Avoid Malaysian brokerage. You pay higher commission than above, you dividend fee and you pay higher exchange rate. Not worth it.
Hey Ramjade, I have been using Kenanga for a while and last year onwards they allow us to subscribe rights and also DRPFor singapore REIT, you can use IBKR. But keep in mind s-reit likes to ask for money (rights or placement) Vs Malaysia reit. Some rights or placement cannot be sub via IBKR. If you want a platform that let you sub for rights and placement online, use FSM SG. You pay more per trade I think SGD10 Vs Ibkr of SGD2.50 by going FSM SG route. If you don't care about subscribing for rights and placement fine to go via IBKR.
Avoid Malaysian brokerage. You pay higher commission than above, you dividend fee and you pay higher exchange rate. Not worth it.
But yes. Brokage is abit higher at 0.6%
Sep 30 2022, 03:31 PM

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