QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jul 25 2014, 01:32 PM)
If the 3 merging banks terminate all existing FD accounts after they merge,
for sure all existing FD depositors will complain to banks because banks jeopardize
FD depositors' financial planning, and this will also spoil banks corporate images
and credibility because of breaching the FD contract.
Furthermore, banks will not cancel because it is more favorable to banks side to maintain
all existing long tenure FD accounts that have placed before the recent OPR increased
about 3 weeks ago.
My personal thoughts only..

Was in RHB again today. Just have to hope RHB/CIMB will honor the old FD promo after they merged.
QUOTE(familyfirst @ Jul 25 2014, 01:54 PM)
What is the definition of fresh funds?
I transferred online from MBB everyday 10k to my RHB current account. After few days, I went to RHB to transfer the sum to RHB step up promo 15-mths. They said cannot! Fresh funds means must be within 1-2 days they can accept. Anything longer, they said not "fresh" wor! Really? But I cannot transfer online 50k or 100k at one go mah. RHB said ask MBB to issue bankers cheque for full amount, then bring the check to them, only then they can give me the 15-mth step up promo rate.
Now all my funds in RHB current account for nothing .. haih. Now I have to transfer out the funds again & then get bankers' cheque?
Interesting definition of fresh fund ! So have to place the FD once fund transferred.
QUOTE(davinz18 @ Jul 25 2014, 04:18 PM)
When RHB merged with CIMB, all the FD rate would follow CIMB. There's some risk that they might not honor the existing FD placement rate in RHB after the merger

I was thinking about that. But going along with BCC's thinking. Taking the risk. Anyway hopefully in 3 mths time, this will be clear.