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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Which finance companies offer perks/discounts 4 personal trading as an employee?

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Jim Ng

09 Nov 2018

Marketing Strategist at https://www.bestseo.sg

Last I heard, from an acquaintance, if you're an employee at DBS, the company offers you an additional 10% or 20% in capital to purchase DBS shares.

Not too sure about other companies.

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