Financial Services Guide (FSG)

(ACN: 007268386 AFSL: 300767)

17 December 2021

1. About Tiger Brokers (AU) Pty Limited

Tiger Brokers (AU) Pty Limited (“TBAU”) holds an Australian Financial Services Licence (ACN: 007268386, AFSL: 300767). “We”, “us”, “our” or “TBAU” in this Financial Services Guide (“FSG”) refers to Tiger Brokers (AU) Pty Limited and our details are set out below.

Registered address	2801/25 Bligh Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
ACN	007 268 386
AFSL	300767
Phone	+61 2 9169 6999
Email	clientservice@tigerbrokers.com.au
Website	www.tigerbrokers.com.au

2. Purpose of this FSG

This FSG has been prepared by TBAU pursuant to the requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 and is designed to assist you in deciding whether to use any of the financial services provided by TBAU. It aims to define the role and responsibility of TBAU when we provide you with the financial services.

This FSG also contains information about how complaints against us are dealt with. If you are a retail client, we are required to provide you with this FSG when we provide certain financial services to you. This FSG is not intended for ‘wholesale clients’ as defined by the Corporations Act 2001.

References to ‘you’ or ‘your’ refer to potential recipients of our financial services who are not wholesale clients.

This FSG contains information about:

• Other documents you may receive from us;

• The financial services TBAU provides;

• TBAU’s policy on financial product advice and order solicitation;

• What is TBAU’s position when you trade with us;

• How to give us instructions;

• Important information about corporate actions;

• Risk of trading;

• Information about execution and clearing arrangements;

• Client money;

• Deposit and withdrawals;

• Custody arrangements;

• Remunerations, Fees and Charges;

o Benefits paid by TBAU to introducing advisors, referrers and investment managers;

o Change to fees;

o Interest on TBAU Trust Account;

• Tax;

• How are TBAU’s employees remunerated;

• Potential conflicts of interest, associations and relationships;

• Privacy;

• If you have a complaint and the Australian Financial Complaints Authority;

• Professional indemnity insurance;

• Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Laws; and

• US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (“FATCA”) Reporting and Common Reporting Standard (“CRS”) Reporting.

From time to time we may update and change this FSG and when we do so, we will publish the latest version on our website and online trading platform, and/or email a copy to existing clients.

3. Other documents you may receive from us

Before we provide you with any financial services or make financial products available to you, you will receive other documents from us when you apply to open an account.

Before you can open an account, you must read and accept our Terms and Conditions, including our Client Agreement that sets out terms applying to specific services and products we provide. The Terms and Conditions are available at https://www.tigerbrokers.com.au/. It is important that you read and understand the Client Agreement because it will govern the legal relationship between you and us.

In addition to this FSG, we may also be required to provide you with other disclosure documents. Where we offer to issue, or arrange for the issue of a financial product(s), we must provide you with a Product Disclosure Statement (“PDS”) for the financial product(s). In order to invest, you will need to complete the application form attached to the PDS. The PDS contains important information about the financial product(s) offered. We are not required to provide you a PDS if you acquire certain financial products such as ASX listed shares, ETFs or warrants.

You should keep a copy of the Client Agreement, the FSG and any PDS or any other disclosure document which we provide to you for future reference.

TBAU is not authorised to and does not provide any personal financial product advice, therefore, we will not provide you with a Statement

of Advice (“SOA”).

4. The financial services TBAU provides

TBAU’s AFSL (No. 300767) authorises the licensee to carry on a financial services business to:

(a) provide financial product advice for the following classes of financial products:

(i) deposit and payment products limited to:

(A) basic deposit products;

(B) deposit products other than basic deposit products;

(ii) derivatives;

(iii) foreign exchange contracts;

(iv) interests in managed investment schemes, including:

(A) investor directed portfolio services; and

(v) securities;

(b) deal in a financial product by:

(i) issuing, applying for, acquiring, varying or disposing of a financial product in respect of the following classes of financial products:

(A) derivatives;

(B) foreign exchange contracts; and

(1) own managed investment scheme only; and

(ii) applying for, acquiring, varying or disposing of a financial product on behalf of another person in respect of the following classes of products:

(A) deposit and payment products limited to:

(1) basic deposit products;

(2) deposit products other than basic deposit products;

(B) derivatives;

(D) interests in managed investment schemes, including:

(1) investor directed portfolio services; and

(E) securities; and

(i) operate custodial or depository services other than investor directed portfolio services;

to retail and wholesale clients.

TBAU provides dealing and custodial services for a variety of financial products including derivatives, foreign exchange contracts, interests in MIS and securities. TBAU is not a market participant of a licenced financial market in Australia so that execution and settlement services are provided by a third party. When you trade exchange-traded products (e.g. listed company shares), TBAU will act as an intermediary and instruct market participants to enter trades on the exchange according to your orders.

TBAU is authorised under its AFSL to provide general financial product advice to retail and wholesale clients in those authorized financial products.

Investment warning: The information provided by TBAU both factual information and general financial product advice through publications including newsletters, SMS notifications, websites, emails and social media.

All of TBAU’s commentary, statements of opinion and recommendations in relation to financial products, whether in TBAU’s publications or otherwise, contain only factual information and/or general advice. Please note that to the extent that any of TBAU’s publications or services provide advice, this is general financial product advice only. That is, those statements of opinion and recommendations have been prepared without taking into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. You should always consider the appropriateness of any general advice as well as any additional warnings, disclaimers or qualifications in our publications, having regard to your individual and financial circumstances before you act on the general advice.

You should also consider any product disclosure statement (PDS), prospectus or other disclosure document relevant to any financial product referred to in any TBAU content before making any decision about whether to acquire any such product. To obtain such documents you would need to contact the issuer of the relevant financial product or a distributor of the product.

The publications are prepared by TBAU’s own representatives and may include reference from reliable sources such as disclosure documents (e.g. a prospectus) issued by a listed company or a company to be listed. While TBAU will use all reasonable efforts to obtain information from reliable sources, TBAU does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of that information. TBAU’s financial product advice may be withdrawn or changed at any time as other information becomes available to TBAU.

TBAU’s publications and services should be viewed as an additional investment resource, not as your sole source of information. TBAU recommends that you obtain appropriate financial, legal and taxation advice before making any financial investment decision. In addition:

• you should be aware that past performance does not necessarily indicate a financial product’s likely future performance; and

• if applicable, before making any decision to acquire a particular financial product, you should obtain and carefully consider the relevant product disclosure statement and risk disclosure.

5. TBAU’s policy on financial product advice and order solicitation

TBAU is not authorised to provide personal advice. We can only provide you with factual information, and in certain circumstances, we may provide general financial product advice. If you want personal financial product advice, we recommend that you consult with a financial advisor that takes into account your objectives, financial situations and needs.

You may receive third party market analysis or research through TBAU’s platform or mobile app. Where TBAU passes on this information, you should treat this information as general financial product advice only; this information does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should ensure that you consider any such information which we pass on in light of your own circumstances. We strongly recommend that you contact a financial advisor if you require personal financial product advice.

The discussions or correspondence you have with any representative of TBAU will be technical in nature if it concerns the specific features and functionality of TBAU’s platform. If your discussions or correspondence with TBAU specifically relates to a financial product or financial service offered by TBAU, then our staff will provide you with factual information about the products or services. TBAU’s representatives will not provide recommendations to you or solicit orders from you, and any information provided will not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. When you speak with or correspond with TBAU, you are dealing with a representative of TBAU and we are responsible for the factual correctness of any information given. However, you are responsible for the decisions you make about your account and any financial products.

6. What is TBAU’s position when you trade with us?

When you instruct TBAU to deal or arrange a dealing in a financial product on your behalf, TBAU will generally be acting as your agent in executing or arranging that dealing. TBAU may also be dealing with you as principal (ie as the counterparty on the trade). Where this is the case, we will let you know.

Whether TBAU is dealing as your agent or with you as principal, your relationship with TBAU is governed by our Terms and Conditions, including the Client Agreement and the applicable laws.

7. How to give us instructions

• Important: Access to the trading platforms and interfaces provided by TBAU is controlled through use of secure login credentials. You are responsible for the confidentiality of your log-in information, including your login credentials. You must keep this information secure and must not give or disclose it to anyone. TBAU does not know whether an unauthorised person is entering orders on your account using your login credentials and you will be responsible for any transactions which result.

We accept instructions from you by telephone or electronically via our trading platforms.

We provide securities trading and other services primarily through electronic means and most of your interactions with TBAU will be through such means – this will primarily be via our online trading platform or our mobile trading platform, Tiger Trade, in relation to the buying and selling of financial products.

You can view information about your account and submit instructions to us through Tiger Trade. In Tiger Trade, you may participate in corporate actions and ask questions or make requests.

8. Important information about corporate actions

It is important that you understand TBAU’s role in acting as your custodian and passing on information about corporate actions. We are not obliged to provide information on upcoming voluntary corporate actions to you by any means. We may provide information regarding corporate actions on a best-efforts only basis within Tiger Trade or by other means, and you should monitor Tiger Trade and emails on a regular basis.

You must ensure you make any election to participate in voluntary corporates actions within the timeframes specified by TBAU in the corporate action notification or in the absence of a specified timeframe prior to the closing date announced by the relevant corporation. It is possible that TBAU may impose an earlier deadline than the one imposed by the relevant corporation.

There is also no guarantee that you will be allocated the full amount of rights/shares or any other kind of benefit that you subscribed to. We may exercise our absolute discretion to scale back the offer using a different methodology adopted by the relevant corporation.

9. Risk of trading

Although securities and other financial products may offer the potential for profits, the risk of loss in trading can also be substantial. The risks of loss inherent in trading in financial products will vary depending on the financial product traded. The price of a security may rise and fall considerably depending on what other people are prepared to pay for a financial product at the time of a transaction. This price volatility will depend on many factors, including but not limited to, information about the company, market sentiment, opinions about the country the security or derivative is traded in and the prospects for the industry. Sometimes companies go bankrupt and investors may lose the entire value of their investment in it. You must consider what is appropriate for you in the light of your financial circumstances, objectives and needs.

There are additional risks associated with overseas-listed investment products and so called ‘penny stocks’. You must carefully consider and understand risks disclosed in the Risk Disclosure Statement before conducting any trading activities with TBAU. The Risk Disclosure Statement is available at http://www.tigerbrokers.com.au/.

When you trade in securities or other financial products through TBAU, these products are held by TBAU or Tiger Brokers (NZ) Limited (TBNZ) on behalf of TBAU in a segregated trust account with an Authorised Deposit-taking Institution (ADI) i.e. TBAU or TBNZ on behalf of TBAU holds the client money account as custodian. If there is an irreconcilable shortfall following the default of TBAU, TBNZ or a third party broker or custodian, you may share in that shortfall proportionately with others whose assets are held in the custodian account.

10. Information about execution and clearing arrangements

TBAU is an intermediary of market participants of Australian or international markets. When TBAU is an intermediary of a market participant, TBAU arranges for the execution and clearing of your orders by or through a market participant of the relevant financial market. TBAU’s Disclosure for Electronic Trading and Order Routing Systems explains how we handle your orders for equity market products.

11. Client money

TBAU will handle client money it receives in accordance with the rules set out in the Corporations Act 2001 and the terms of its agreement with you.

Client money received by TBAU from you (or on your behalf) will be deposited into a trust account for holding client money. We may hold client money across multiple trust accounts to manage exposure to individual banks and to facilitate your dealing in different financial products. In all cases, the money TBAU holds in its client money accounts is held on trust for its clients.

TBAU only uses client money in accordance with the Corporations Act and the terms of our Client Agreement with you. These uses include but are not limited to:

1. to pay the fees and charges to which you have agreed, for example commission, or fees charged by your advisor or investment manager.

2. to discharge the obligations incurred by TBAU on your behalf as a result of your trading, such as settlement costs and other obligations for exchange traded securities and other financial products. Client money will be forwarded to an omnibus account for this purpose; and

3. to meet other costs arising from your instructions, for example to make payments required to execute your instructions to participate in certain corporate actions.

TBAU may withdraw money held for you to pay to itself amounts that you owe to TBAU for the services it provides or the products it issues to you.

TBAU may also receive, derive and retain any interest or income generated from any client money held in a TBAU trust account.

12. Deposit and withdrawals

As at the date of this FSG, TBAU only holds client money in Australian dollar (AUD), US dollar (USD), Singapore dollar (SGD) and Hong Kong dollar (HKD). You can only deposit in these currencies and TBAU does not support holding any other currencies at this time.

TBAU accepts deposit by electronic fund transfer and we may accept other funding methods at a later date as advised. However, TBAU does not accept deposits by cheque or in cash. You should ensure that you follow the instructions on how to deposit funds carefully to ensure that there are no delays in attributing deposits to your account. If you wish to withdraw money held for you, TBAU will (subject to the Terms & Conditions in the Client Agreement and your current available liquid funds) pay this amount to you (but not to any third party). You must provide the correct payment instructions (including account details) and ensure you perform withdrawal requests correctly. Whilst TBAU will take reasonable steps to comply with your payment instructions, TBAU accepts no responsibility for any failure to comply with those instructions and, if a failure occurs, the relevant monies will continue to be held by TBAU.

• Important: Clients who trade, or wish to trade financial products on international exchanges may only do so where in compliance with the disclosure requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) or where the client is exempt from these requirements and may also be required to meet the obligations for a transaction in a foreign currency and may be entitled to delivery of foreign currency upon settlement. TBAU will be the foreign exchange contract issuer when you enter into a spot foreign exchange transaction and TBAU will act as principle when you enter into a instant settled foreign exchange transaction.

Money may be paid to clearing houses directly by TBAU or to participants or foreign exchanges to meet settlement obligations. Money paid out to and held by participants of international exchanges or the clearing house of the relevant international exchange will not be held by TBAU according to the Australian Client Money Rules, rather, it will be held in accordance with the rules of the relevant jurisdiction. In particular, money held by such third parties may not have the same level of protection afforded to client money in Australia in the case of the insolvency, bankruptcy, or failure of third party brokers/intermediaries or clearing houses.

All currency exchange risks from your dealings remain your responsibility. Except where you have entered into an instant settled foreign exchange transaction or a spot foreign exchange transaction at an agreed price, any conversion from one currency to another required to be made for performing or executing any payment instruction, or for paying for, or settling a dealing in any financial product on your behalf, may be effected by TBAU in the manner, at the time and at the exchange rates that TBAU in its absolute discretion decides.

13. Custody arrangements

TBAU provides custodial services for its clients in conjunction with its primary business of providing trading services.

TBAU may appoint a sub-custodian which may be an affiliate of TBAU, any International Financial Market Participant or any sub-sub- custodian appointed by any of them to hold financial products for TBAU. For products transacted on financial markets outside of Australia, TBAU will appoint a third party as a sub-custodian to hold any securities or other financial products or resulting positions for TBAU. In either case, TBAU will hold the benefit of financial products held through such sub-custody arrangements on your behalf in accordance with the Terms and Conditions and the Client Agreement.

Client monies paid to TBAU are held by TBAU or TBNZ on behalf of TBAU in a segregated trust account with an Authorised Deposit-taking Institution (ADI) TBNZ hold the client money account as custodian for TBAU. TBAU and TBNZ undertakes to comply with the requirements set out in Division 2 of Part 7.8 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), which includes, amongst other things, ensuring that the money is paid into an account with an Australian ADI and the only money paid into the account is money which the client money provisions apply to.

14. Remunerations, fees and charges

TBAU charges commissions and fees when you buy or sell financial products such as shares on your trading accounts. As at the date of this FSG, TBAU does not charge any specific separate fees for the custody services it provides but may do so in future by providing existing clients with a reasonable prior notice. The amount of the commission or fee payable to TBAU depends on the financial product traded. Unless otherwise stated, all fees, charges and any benefits disclosed in this FSG are inclusive of GST (when applicable).

The fees we charge you are set out in this FSG. Where any amount of remuneration (including commission) or other fees is not able to be ascertained as at the date of this FSG, you may contact us to request particulars of the remuneration (including commission) or other fees. Your request must be made within a reasonable time after you receive this FSG and before we provide you with any of the financial services referred to in this FSG.

• Online orders - fees and charges on US listed products*

Type of fees	Fee structure	Charged by
Trading commission	$0.0039 USD per share, with a minimum of $0.99 USD per order	TBAU
External agency fee and trading activity fee	$0.00396 USD per share, with a minimum of $0.99 USD per order	TBAU and/or External Agency
Platform fee	$0.004 USD per share, with a minimum of $1.00 USD per order	TBAU
US Markets SEC membership fee (on sell orders only)	0.00221% of trade value	The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
American Depositary Receipt (ADR) fee	Generally within the range of $0.01 to $0.03 USD per share	Deposit Trust Company (DTC)
Withholding dividend tax	Clients in Australia: 15% of dividend (deducted when dividend is issued)	Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS) of US stocks	No charges for transfer-in	N/A

* Trading low price shares (e.g. share price less than $1 USD) may carry higher risks, including the risk of loss of the share price in full and the risk of delisting. Investors should be cautious about buying or selling those shares. TBAU sets a maximum fee of 1.0% of trade value per order on the sum of trading commission, transaction fee and platform fee. However, a minimum fee applies if an order triggers both the minimum and the maximum fees. See examples below:

• Example one:

A sell order of 100 shares at $10 USD per share. Total fee is the sum of

• trading commission = $0.0039 * 100 = $0.39. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges $0.99;

• external agency fee and trading activity fee = $0.00396 * 100 = $0.396. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges $0.99;

• platform fee = $0.004 *100 = $0.4. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges $1.00; plus

• US Markets SEC fee = $0.0000221 * 100 * 10 = $0.0221.

Total fee equals $3.0021 USD.

• Example two:

A sell order of 1000 shares at $10 USD per share. Total fee is the sum of

• trading commission = $0.0039 * 1000 = $3.9;

• external agency fee and trading activity fee = $0.00396 * 1000 = $3.96;

• platform fee = $0.004 *1000 = $4.00; plus

• US Markets SEC fee = $0.0000221 * 1000 * 10 = $0.221.

Total fee equals $12.081 USD.

• Example three:

A sell order of 1000 shares at $1 USD per share. Total fee is the sum of

• trading commission = $0.0039 * 1000 = $3.9;

• external agency fee and trading activity fee = $0.00396 * 1000 = $3.96;

• platform fee = $0.004 *1000 = $4.00; plus

• US Markets SEC fee = $0.0000221 * 1000 * 1 = $0.0221.

Total fee equals $11.8821 USD. However, as the sum of trading commission, external agency fee and trading activity fee and platform fee is $11.86 and that is greater than 1.0% of trade value (i.e. $10), the total fee will be adjusted to $10.0221 USD.

• Example four:

A sell order of 10 shares at $10 USD per share. Total fee is the sum of

• trading commission = $0.0039 * 10 = $0.039. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges $0.99;

• external agency fee and trading activity fee = $0.00396 * 10 = $0.0396. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges $0.99; plus

• platform fee = $0.004 *10 = $0.04. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges $1.00;

• US Markets SEC fee = $0.0000221 * 10 * 10 = $0.00221.

Total fee equals $2.98221 USD. Although the sum of trading commission, external agency fee and trading activity fee and platform fee is

$2.98 and that is greater than 1.0% of trade value (i.e. $1), TBAU prioritizes the minimum fee rather than the maximum fee so that the total fee will stay at $2.980221 USD.

*The above examples are for illustration purpose only. Please refer to the actual fees.

• Online orders - fees and charges on Hong Kong listed products

Type of fees	Fee structure	Charged by
Trading commission	0.029% of trade value	TBAU
Platform fee	$15 HKD per order	TBAU
Trading fee and trading tariff (i.e. exchange fee)^*	0.005% of trade value plus $0.5 HKD per order	Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (“HKEX”)
Securities and Future Commission (SFC) Transaction levy^*	0.0027% of trade value	HKEX
Settlement and delivery cost (i.e. clearing fee)^*	0.002% of trade value, with a minimum of $2 HKD and maximum of $100 HKD	HKEX
Stamp duty on stock transaction^*	0.1% of trade value (rounded up to the nearest HKD)	Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government (“GovHK”)
Collecting cash dividends^{^}	0.2% of cash dividends, with a minimum of $30 HKD	TBAU

* These fees are collected by TBAU on behalf of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Securities and Future Commission and/or Hong Kong government.

^ If the balance of cash dividend is less than $30 HKD, it will be deducted in full.

• Online orders - fees and charges on Shanghai/Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect

Type of fees	Fee structure	Charged by
Trading commission	0.03% of trade value	TBAU
Platform fee	￥15 CNY per order	TBAU
Handling fee	0.00487% of trade value	Shanghai Stock Exchange/Shenzhen Stock Exchange (“SSE/SZSE”)
Securities management fee	0.002% of trade value	China Securities Regulatory Commission (“CSRC”)
Settlement payment	0.004% of trade value	Exchange
Stamp duty (on sell orders only)	0.1% of trade value (rounded up to the nearest RMB)	State Administration of Taxation (“SAT”)

Example:

Assuming that the market price of X stocks is ￥100 and 100 stocks are traded, the trade value of the stocks is￥10,000.*

Buy	Sell
Trading commission	0.03% * ￥10,000 = ￥3	Trading commission	0.03% * ￥10000 = ￥3
Platform fee	￥15	Platform fee	￥15
Handling fee	0.00487%*￥10000=￥0.487	Handling fee	0.00487%*￥10000=￥0.487
Securities management fee	0.002%*￥10000=￥0.2	Securities management fee	0.002% *￥10000=￥0.2
Settlement payment	0.004%*￥10000=￥0.4	Settlement payment	0.004% * ￥10000=￥0.4
Stamp duty	N/A	Stamp duty	0.1% * ￥10000=￥10
Trading fee	￥19.087	Trading fee	￥29.087

*The above example is for illustration purpose only . Please refer to the actual fees.

• Online orders - fees and charges on AU listed products

Type of fees

Fee structure

Charged by

Trading commission of Australian listed

Securities

$8.80 AUD or 0.11% of trade value

(whichever is greater)

TBAU

Example one:

A buy order of 100 shares at $10 AUD per share. Total fee is the greater of

• $8.80 AUD; and

• 100 * $10 * 0.11% = $1.1 AUD.

Total fee equals $8.80 AUD.

• Example two:

A buy order of 100 shares at $100 AUD per share. Total fee is the greater of

• $8.80 AUD; and

• 100 * $100 * 0.11% = $11 AUD.

Total fee equals $11.00 AUD.

*The above examples are for illustration purpose only. Please refer to the actual fees.

• Online orders - fees and charges on Singapore listed products

Type of fees	Fee structure	Charged by
Trading commission of Singapore listed Securities – Settlement Currency SGD	$1.66 SGD or 0.06% of trade value (whichever is greater)	TBAU
Platform fee	$1.66 SGD or 0.06% of trade value (whichever is greater)	TBAU
Trading fee	0.0081% of trade value	Singapore Exchange Limited (“SGX”)
Clearing fee	0.035% of trade value	SGX

Example one:

A buy order of 1000 shares at $1 SGD per share. Total fee is the sum of

• Trading commission of Singapore listed Securities: $1 * 1000 * 0.06% = $0.6 SGD. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges

$1.66 SGD;

• Platform fee: $1 * 1000 * 0.06% = $0.6 SGD. As it is below the minimum, TBAU charges $1.66 SGD;

• Trading fee: $1 * 1000 * 0.0081% = $0.081 SGD; and

• Clearing fee: $1 * 1000 * 0.035% = $0.35 SGD. Total fee equals $3.751 SGD.

• Example two:

A buy order of 1000 shares at $10 SGD per share. Total fee is the sum of

• Trading commission of Singapore listed Securities: $10 * 1000 * 0.06% = $6 SGD. As it is above the minimum of $1.66 SGD, TBAU charges $6 SGD;

• Platform fee: $10 * 1000 * 0.06% = $6 SGD. As it is above the minimum of $1.66 SGD, TBAU charges $6 SGD;

• Trading fee: $10 * 1000 * 0.0081% = $0.81 SGD; and

• Clearing fee: $10 * 1000 * 0.035% = $3.5 SGD. Total fee equals $16.31 SGD.

*The above examples are for illustration purpose only. Please refer to the actual fees.

• Market data service fees

We are charged royalty fees by the domestic and other international markets for the market data you use. There are various data options available on our trading platform for our clients. When you submit an account application online, you will be asked whether you are a non- professional investor. You may be required to pay a market data fee if you activate certain market data subscriptions. Please refer to our online trading platform for details about applicable market data fees.

• Currency exchange fees and transfer fees

Where a client transfers/receives money to/from TBAU in a foreign currency other than AUD, the bank may charge a fee for international transfer or currency conversion. However, this fee is not charged by TBAU and is out of TBAU’s control. The client, instead of TBAU, is responsible for paying the fee to the bank.

When you enter into a FX contract with us, we may charge a fee in basis points(bps) that is included in the exchange rate quoted to you. For more details, visit https://www.tigerbrokers.com.au/commissions/fees/stocks_etf#us_stocks. You should read the important information about the fees in conjunction with Spot Foreign Exchange Product disclosure Statement(PDS) before making a decision. The material relating to the fees may change between the time when you read this FSG and PDS and the day when you acquire the product.

• Position transfer-in and transfer-out fees

We can help transfer your existing share holdings in to or out from your trading account.

Transaction	Fee
Transfer in of stock	Free
Transfer out of US stock	$100 USD per stock (regardless of the quantity of stock) for US stock transfer-out
Transfer out of HK stock	$500 HKD per transaction (regardless of the number of stocks and the quantity of each stock) for Hong Kong stock transfer-out.

For position transfer-in and transfer-out other than US stock and HK stock, TBAU as an intermediary of market participants of Australian or international markets will pass through the fees charged by the participants to you. Should you have any questions regarding a transfer, please contact our customer service at +612 9169 6999 for further details.

14.1 Benefits paid by TBAU to introducing advisors, referrers and investment managers, and other referral arrangements

TBAU may pay commission or provide other benefits to introducing advisers, referrers and investment managers for the introduction or referral of clients to TBAU. The commission paid by TBAU to introducing advisers, referrers and investment managers may include a flat rate, or an amount calculated as a percentage of the commissions retained by TBAU when you trade. TBAU will disclose the commission structure when clients open an account at TBAU.

If you trade with TBAU through an introducing adviser, referrer or investment manager, that introducing adviser, referrer or investment manager may have its own schedule of fees. Please refer to your introducing adviser, referrer or investment manager’s financial services guide, website or contact your introducing adviser, referrer or investment manager for further information. In those circumstances, if there are differences in the introducing adviser, referrer or investment manager’s fees for a particular service, the introducing adviser, referrer or investment manager’s fees will apply, not the fees for the service outlined in this FSG. Where payments are not considered as conflicted remuneration, we may make payments to third parties, representatives or employees without your prior consent.

If you have agreed to pay a third party advisor or investment manager a fee for the services that they provide to you, then unless otherwise stated, you agree for us to pay that fee to your advisor or investment manager on your behalf. You will be required to pay to us an amount equal to the specified advisor fee or investment manager fee in addition to any amount you owe us.

TBAU may have in place referral arrangements to the providers of other services, including foreign broker services under which referral fees may be paid.

14.2 Change to fees

All fees, costs and charges and other amounts payable are correct as at the date of the FSG but are subject to change from time to time. TBAU will provide reasonable notice to you of such imposition or change prior to its occurrence. TBAU reserves the right to negotiate different fees and charges with different clients.

14.3 Interest on TBAU Trust Account

Client monies paid to TBAU are held by TBAU or held by TBNZ on behalf of TBAU in a segregated trust account with an Authorised Deposit-taking Institution (ADI). TBNZ hold the client money account as custodian for TBAU. TBAU and TBNZ undertakes to comply with the requirements set out in Division 2 of Part 7.8 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), which includes, amongst other things, ensuring that the money is paid into an account with an Australian ADI and the only money paid into the account is money which the client money provisions apply to.

15. Tax

Transaction taxes, such as value added taxes may apply in some jurisdictions. The taxation implications of trading in financial products will depend on your particular circumstances and it is recommended that you obtain your own independent taxation advice.

16. How are TBAU’s employees remunerated

The directors and selected employees of TBAU are paid a salary and bonus dependent on their individual performance. You can request further information regarding remuneration, commission and other benefits received by selected employees and directors of TBAU by contacting our Compliance Department through compliance@tigerbrokers.com.au. Your request, however, must be made within a reasonable time after you are given this FSG and before any financial service identified in this FSG is provided to you.

17. Potential conflicts of interest, associations and relationships

TBAU does not, nor do any affiliates within our business group, have any relationships or associations with any product issuer that could reasonably be expected to be capable of influencing us in the provision of financial services. Unless otherwise disclosed, TBAU generally acts on its own behalf when providing financial services to you.

Depending on what products you acquire from or through TBAU, we may act as your agent (for instance, when we acquire or arrange for the acquisition of exchange traded financial products such as listed shares on your behalf) or as principal ourselves (for instance, when we settle instant foreign exchange transaction to you).

TBAU does not generally undertake any principal trading in financial products that we acquire as your agent, except where we must correct error positions.

As an intermediary of market participants, TBAU arranges for the execution and clearing of your orders by or through a market participant of the relevant financial market. TBAU handles all orders it receives in accordance with Disclosure for Electronic Trading and Order Routing Systems and Client Agreement.

Regarding TBAU’s general financial product advice, TBAU, its associated entities, and their respective directors, associates, connected parties and/or employees may from time to time deal in or otherwise have a financial interest in securities and other financial products referred to in its publications or other general financial advice it provides. Representatives including authorised representatives, employees and directors are guided by TBAU’s internal compliance policy and procedures in order to avoid conflicts of interest or manage/disclose conflicts of interest.

All employees of TBAU including those who prepare research and other advice are subject to rules for their personal trading activities. The major trading rules are:

• Employees cannot trade based on advance knowledge of information that will be published by TBAU;

• Employees must hold any shares that they own for at least 10 days; and

• Employees must report their transactions to TBAU’s compliance department within 24 hours of executing a transaction.

18. Privacy

Your privacy and personal information are important to us. We have adequate measures in place under the Privacy Act 1988 and will manage your personal information accordingly. We only collect personal information about you so that we may provide you with the financial product(s) and associated services(s) you request, as well as information on other products offered by us.

TBAU collects personal information from you, including but not limited to, your name, address, contact details, tax file number, banking details and information on transactions carried out through TBAU by you or any agent you appoint. TBAU may use cookies, which also collect information from you. Clients of TBAU may update personal details via by emailing us clientservice@tigerbrokers.com.au.

TBAU collects personal information from you as required by the laws to which we are subject to (for example AML/CTF laws) in order to provide you financial services (including custody services) and verify your identity. TBAU will not sell, disclose or rent personal information collected without your consent.

TBAU may be required by the law to disclose information about you to external parties including regulatory bodies. In such cases, TBAU must fully cooperate with the relevant request.

You may choose to withhold certain information but this may mean that TBAU is unable to provide you financial services.

TBAU is bound by the Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles when we collect personal information from you. We take your privacy seriously, please review our Privacy Policy which may be viewed at www.tigerbrokers.com.au. We have taken steps to ensure that your personal information is kept both private and secure.

19. If you have a complaint

TBAU is committed to providing a high quality product and service. If you have a query about the services and products we offer, we encourage you to contact us.

TBAU’s complaint process is designed to ensure your complaint is handled promptly, appropriately and fairly, and dealt with in the strictest confidence.

If you have any complaints or queries about the service provided by us, you can contact us by phone, email or mail. The contact details are in section 1 of this FSG. Or you can email to compliance@tigerbrokers.com.au . We will aim to acknowledge receipt of your complaint immediately or within 1 business days. All complaints will be investigated promptly and fully. If your complaint is not closed by the end of fifth business day or you, being the complainant, requests a written response, TBAU will provide you with a written response to the findings of our investigations as soon as practical and in any case, within 30 days from receipt of your complaint.

• 19.1 The Australian Financial Complaints Authority

If you are not satisfied with how your complaint is responded to by TBAU or 30 days have elapsed, you may direct your concerns in writing to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (“AFCA”) which is an independent dispute resolution scheme of which TBAU is a member. The dispute resolution scheme offered by AFCA is provided to you free of charge. AFCA details are:

Australian Financial Complaints Authority GPO Box 3, Melbourne, Victoria 3001

Telephone: 1800 931 678 Internet: www.afca.org.au Email: info@afca.org.au

20. Professional indemnity insurance

The financial services offered by TBAU are covered by a professional indemnity insurance policy which satisfies the requirements for compensations arrangements set out under section 912B of the Corporations Act 2001. This covers financial services provided by TBAU and its employees, including employees after they cease working with us.

Subject to the terms and conditions of the policy, its coverage may include losses or damages suffered by retail clients as a result of breaches by TBAU of its relevant obligations under its AFSL.

21. Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Laws (“AML/CTF laws”)

TBAU must meet strict identification requirements before we provide designated services to you. When you apply for an account with TBAU, we will notify you of what information we need during the account opening process.

We may be legally required to disclose information we have obtained about you to regulatory or law enforcement agencies under AML/CTF laws.

TBAU may decline to carry out a transaction or an instruction if we have reasonable grounds to believe it may breach Australian law or the law of any other country.

22. US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (“FATCA”) Reporting and Common Reporting Standard (“CRS”)

Reporting

Under the Inter-Government Agreement between the Australian and US government, TBAU has certain obligations to report transaction information to the Australian Tax office (ATO) on US citizens and various US and non-US entities. We may request you to provide certain FATCA information if you come within the requirements of the legislation.

We do not provide taxation advice, or advice about FATCA. You should consult your personal tax adviser if you believe that you are impacted by FATCA obligations.

The CRS is the single global standard for the collection, reporting and exchange of financial account information on foreign tax residents. TBAU use the CRS due diligence rules to review accounts, identify those held by non-residents and report the relevant information to the ATO.