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Gabriel Tham

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

01 Mar 2020

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Stocks

Anyone has pledged their shares to take out financing from banks?

How does it work? What are the rates like?

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Just do paperwork and then pledge your shares. However each bank has their own rate of charges. Personally i prefer DBS ahre financing charge as it is onle of the lowest in interest rates. Used them before.

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Elijah Lee

04 Dec 2019

Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)

Hi Gabriel (I feel like I'm typing this a lot recently, haha),

Pledging of shares just means that you are putting forth collateral in order to borrow money to buy more shares.

The amount of money that can be lent to you does depend on what you pledge, and you'll have to pay interest on the amount borrowed, hence, make sure that whatever plan you have for the borrowed money must at least cover the interest costs with room to spare, or else you will be losing money no matter what.

Your shares will be transferred into custodian (most brokerage firms will waive the transfer fees).

Some more info here for POEMS: https://www.poems.com.sg/products/securities-fi...

and

https://www.poems.com.sg/share-financing/

Warning: This is leverage. If you don't know what you're doing, stay clear.

Kelvin Seetoh

03 Dec 2019

Founder at Kelvestor.com

Here you go bro!

Rates from OCBC:
https://portal.iocbc.com/assets/pdf/ospl/SF_Factsheet.pdf(https...

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