Common use of Foreign Currencies Clause in Contracts

Foreign Currencies. I. In opening an account in any lawful currency, other than the Singapore Dollar, acceptable to the Bank at its discretion (each such other currency hereinafter referred to as an “acceptable currency”) or in accepting a deposit in an acceptable currency in an account, the Bank is entitled to credit the relevant account with the original currency of denomination remitted to, or deposited in, that account by the Customer and the Customer shall be responsible for any interest, difference in currency conversion and/ or other charges stipulated by the Bank.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: www.ctbcbank.com, corporate.chinatrust.com, corporate.ctbcbank.com

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Foreign Currencies. I. In opening an account in any lawful currency, other than the Singapore Dollar, acceptable to the Bank at its discretion (each such other currency hereinafter referred to as an “acceptable currency”) or in accepting a deposit in an acceptable currency in an account, the Bank is entitled to credit the relevant account with the original currency of denomination remitted to, or deposited in, that account by the Customer and the Customer shall be responsible for any interest, difference in currency conversion and/ or and/or other charges stipulated by the Bank.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: corporate.ctbcbank.com

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