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Since our inception in 2000, FSMOne has grown from strength to strength to be the leading online investment platform of choice in Singapore. In July 2007, FSMOne expanded to Hong Kong, and this was followed by Malaysia in August 2008.
First & Only Broker to offer a flat commission rate of S$8.80 on SGX trading! Trade more & save more!
Jul 17, 2017 · Similar to buying stocks on the SGX, FSMOne allows investors to trade stocks on the HKEX using your prefunded account. To do so, you will need to convert your Singapore Dollar to Hong Kong Dollar before making purchase of stocks on HKEX.
Jun 5, 2020 · You can fund your FSMOne Singapore cash account through various means such as FAST Transfer, PayNow, Internet Bill Payment, Cheque, Telegraphic Transfer (for USD, and other foreign currencies) and Bank Drafts. For most of us to fund a one-time payment, the easiest would be to use either a FAST transfer or PayNow.
FSMOne offers a flat processing fee of only S$8.80 for SGX-listed stocks/ETFs on FSMOne, whether you trade S$1,000 or S$1 million. There are no fees for investments made using CPF funds. A quarterly platform fee applies for investments made using cash or SRS.
Welcome back! New to FSMOne? Empowering you to unlock your diverse portfolio with ease access to Unit Trust, Stock, ETF, Bond, & more, all in One place for your financial future.
Aug 5, 2022 · Which broker is better for Singapore's investors, FSMOne or POEMS? Compare fees, what assets and markets you can trade, order types, and more.
4 days ago · If you follow the news on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), you might have heard about OCBC’s ongoing $1.4 billion privatisation offer for all remaining shares of Great Eastern (SGX: G07). This offer values Great Eastern at $25.60 per share. Understanding acquisition or privatisation offers for ...
FSMOne SG - Research Highlights ETF Idea With attractive dividend yields and longer-term catalysts, China’s Big Four banks are hard to ignore —————————————————— • Chinese banks have continued to lag behind their international peers due to a couple of negative developments in this industry.
Jun 27, 2024 · A common theme for investors is that any speculation about sooner-than-expected rate cuts in the US tends to boost interest in S-REITs. This is because the prospect of lower borrowing costs makes REITs more attractive, given the potential easing of their debt servicing burdens. For instance, last November, when the US Federal Reserve signalled ...
