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The promotion period is from 11 August to 30 November, 2008 (the “Promotion Period”).

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Only new customer who has newly signed up for Securities Services with Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited (the “Bank”) during Promotion Period, will be entitled to the offers which appear in (B), (C) and (D) (the “Offers”) below (the “Eligible Customer”).

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Each Eligible Customer, whether the securities account is opened in his/her sole name or joint names can only enjoy the Offers once during the Promotion Period. Only primary account holders will be entitled to the Offers if the account(s) is / are set up in joint names. Unless otherwise specified, Eligible Customers cannot enjoy the Offers in conjunction with any other promotional offers.

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The PARKnSHOP Gift Coupon cannot be redeemed for cash and must be redeemed in Hong Kong during the valid redemption period. Usage of the Coupon is subject to the terms and conditions as stipulated by the supplier. The Bank assumes no responsibility for any liability arising or in conjunction with the use of the Coupon provided by the supplier. The Bank reserves the right to offer alternative if the specified offer is not available.

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Private Banking customers are not eligible for the Offers. Permanent, temporary or contract staff of the Bank are also not eligible for the Offers.

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The Bank reserves the right to terminate the Offers, offer any alternative if the specified Offers are not available and to vary or modify any of the terms and conditions from time to time without prior notice. In case of disputes, the Bank's decision shall be final and binding.

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If there is any inconsistency or conflict between the English and the Chinese version, the English version shall prevail.

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To be eligible for a Lunch Buffet for 2 at The Langham, Hong Kong, valued at HK$545 (“Welcome Gift”), Eligible Customer must reach an accumulated transaction amount of at least HK$300,000, in the first 3 months of securities account opening. The following charges including but not limited to Brokerage Commission, Stock Settlement Fee, Trading Fee, Transaction Levy and Stamp Duty are not included in the calculation of transaction amount.

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Other transactions, including but not limited to Initial Public Offer (“IPO”) Application, Physical Deposit and Withdrawal, Transfer In & Out and Corporate Action transactions, are not eligible for the Welcome Gift.

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The notification letter of the Welcome Gift will be mailed to Eligible Customer according to the timeline as set below. Usage details on the Welcome Gift will be set out in the notification letter. To be eligible for the Welcome Gift, the relevant securities account must remain valid at the time of the notification letter is issued.

The Welcome Gift cannot be redeemed for cash. Usage of the Welcome Gift is subject to the terms and conditions stipulated by the supplier. The Bank gives no guarantee to the quality of goods or services and does not accept any responsibility or any liability arising in conjunction with the use of the goods or services provided by the supplier. The Bank reserves the right to offer alternative if the specified Welcome Gift is not available.

New funds refer to monies newly deposited into the Bank via cash, cheque/ cashier’s order, inward CHATs or Telegraphic Transfer from other banks. It excludes the maturity of existing time deposits and transfer of funds from any deposit accounts in any currencies within the Bank.

Eligible Customer will be notified by a redemption letter no later than 31 January, 2009. Redemption procedures and details will be specified in the redemption letter.

Eligible Customer is entitled to a HK$50 PARKnSHOP Gift Coupon when logging onto Online Securities Trading Platform for the first time through Standard Chartered Online. The notification letter with a HK$50 PARKnSHOP Gift Coupon will be mailed to Eligible Customer according to the timeline as set below. To be eligible for the Activation Offer, the relevant securities account must remain valid at the time of the notification letter is issued.

Investment involves risk. The prices of securities fluctuate, sometimes dramatically. The price of a security may move up or down and may become valueless. It is as likely that losses will be incurred rather than profit made as a result of buying and selling securities.