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Anonymous

28 Jul 2021

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What are the all the fees to be considered to purchase the ETF?

All the fees in the ETF

SeedlyAMA Lion Global & OCBC Securities

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Darren Tan

28 Jul 2021

The usual fees and charges apply when you trade the ETF through the stockbroking firms (both online and offline).

Please note that the ETF has a total expense ratio which is capped at 0.62% per annum for 2 years from its inception. You can refer to https://portal.iocbc.com/chinaleaders for** **more information on the various fees and charges.

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