Anonymous

29 Mar 2020

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I am new to EFT investing, can anyone advise if I have to go through the customer knowledge assessment (CKA)?

I am interested in investing in the VUSD Ireland-Domiciled ETF, any advise on how I can get started? I just open standard chartered online trading account. Do I have to go through the customer knowledge assessment (CKA) first before start to trade ?

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slowisfast

29 Mar 2020

Yes. You might need to take a short online course too if you have not traded stocks before.

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