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This should give sufficient information about transfering of CDP
 

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so if let's say i buy my shares via other brokerage firm and my shares is in my CDP. I can transfer my shares from CDP to SCB. Then when I sell, I will only incur SCB sales comm?
 

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Last time it used to be free to transfer shares in to SCB, the charges is levied from SGX for outgoing transfer of shares.

Don't think there's any changes.

Anything that you are unsure, call their hotline and get their name.

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I have just created the account and went to ask them about this issue.

They say CDP to SCB, no fees FROM SCB. but might have fees from ur CDP.
But SCB to CDP, definitely have fees. He is unable to help me check the amount cause of technical issues with his computer. But he was pretty sure there is a fee charge for it.
 

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I have just created the account and went to ask them about this issue.

They say CDP to SCB, no fees FROM SCB. but might have fees from ur CDP.
But SCB to CDP, definitely have fees. He is unable to help me check the amount cause of technical issues with his computer. But he was pretty sure there is a fee charge for it.
Yep. Outgoing transfer of shares will definitely have charges. You are right in this. $10.70/counter iirc, may need to double check again

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Yep. Outgoing transfer of shares will definitely have charges. You are right in this. $10.70/counter iirc, may need to double check again

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Is $10 per 1000 shares capped at $100 per counter for transfer from scb to Cdp lahh

They make it free to transfer into scb so everyone transfer all their shares but make it very expensive so they can only sell in scb lah
 

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I have just created the account and went to ask them about this issue.

They say CDP to SCB, no fees FROM SCB. but might have fees from ur CDP.
But SCB to CDP, definitely have fees. He is unable to help me check the amount cause of technical issues with his computer. But he was pretty sure there is a fee charge for it.
Like that only answer half leh, so is need to find out ourselves whether CDP will charge if transfer into scb?

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All these is quite confusing.

For me, I'll understand in this way:

Depositing shares into CDP, from wherever the source - fee applies.

Withdrawing from CDP, to wherever the destination - no fee charge.

Hopes these help.:)
 

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So far I was never charged by CDP leh. The last time I did a transfer was in July/August

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I only see cross border transfer charges.


From SGX:
"For securities that are listed both in the Singapore market and other markets, you can transfer these securities between both markets for trading and settlement."
Thats all??? No other information found.
 

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Oh no... I just checked my portfolio and it show no record available. Bought some ES3 few days ago. Where is all my shares?
 
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