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What are the fees for trading bonds

1. Transaction Fees

Transaction fees include commissions and platform fees, which are calculated as follows:

1)Commission

Type

Fees

Commission

  • Sovereign bonds (including U.S. Treasuries, Singapore Government Securities, etc.): transaction nominal value * 0.08%

  • Corporate bonds, LGFV bonds, financial bonds, etc.: transaction nominal value * 0.16%

  • Distressed bonds (see reminder displayed on the bond details page): transaction nominal value * 0.36%

 

2)Platform Fee

Type

Fees

Platform Fee

transaction nominal value * 0.04%

Min 2USD or 3SGD or 15CNH or 16HKD

Max 15USD or 20SGD or 110CNH or 120HKD

You can check the specific rate of each bond on the bond details page > Transaction Rules > Transaction Fees.

 

2. Custody Fees

Custody fees are charged after you buy a bond, based on the market value of your position, and will stop being charged after you sell the bond. They are frozen on a daily basis and are deducted on a monthly basis. Custody fees for a month are deducted early next month. The formula to calculate custody fees is as follows:

Custody Fee = Daily Market Value * 0.08% / 365

In particular, Market Value is calculated according to the mid-closing price (average of the Indicative Bid Price and the Indicative Ask Price).

 

The above fees are all exclusive of goods and services tax (GST). 

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