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19 Jan 2021

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Anyone receive their dividend for Nikko AM STI bought by DBS invest saver?

Has anyone received their dividends for Nikko AM STI bought by DBS invest saver?

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19 Jan 2021

Dividends from the DBS Invest Saver is not credited on XD because the funds is processed by the bank. You will receive the dividends once DBS batch process the payouts, should be sometime this/next week based on prior experience.

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