Stocks & Shares

At PhillipCapital, we provide you with different account types to suit your needs better.

• Phillip Cash Management Account
• Phillip Investment Margin Account
• Share Financing Account
• Share Builders Plan
• Shares Borrowing and Lending

The following table will give you a snapshot view of what services each account type offers. For an in-depth understanding of the following accounts, either call our customer service desk at 6531 1555, email us or visit any of our Phillip Investor Centres.

Types of Account	Shares Custodial Service	Excess Fund Management	Multi-currency Facility	Short-selling
Phillip Cash Management
Phillip Investment Margin
Share Financing Account
Phillip Cash Account
Share Builders Plan
Shares Borrowing and Lending

Regional Markets

PhillipCapital not only let you invest in the Singapore market, we are also a leading Asian equities specialist providing top quality investment advice to regional investors. Staffed by highly experienced professionals, our regional equities sales network covers Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Australia and Indonesia. We provide a high tech, high touch service relationship with our clients through POEMS, our direct electronic trading platform across the various markets of Asia.

Our dedicated team of regional market dealers assist in the advisory and execution of trade orders. We also provide you other services like Securities Borrowing and Lending, Margin Trading and Custodian Services. By having access to the different markets’ stocks, we offer our clients opportunities to more diversification and investment opportunities.

Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to invest in the regional markets by attending our seminars which provide market insights, outlook and trading ideas for you. Please check the POEMS’s seminar page for the seminars available.

You can contact your Trading Representative for further details about trading the regional markets. Alternatively you can contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

¹Bloomberg data on 16th Aug 2006