Hong Leong Foreign Currency Fixed Deposit
Invest in Foreign Currencies to earn high interest today!
Invest in Foreign Currencies to earn as high as 7.1% p.a. in interest
today!
Following the Liberalization on the Foreign Exchange Administrative
Rules on 1 April 2005, opportunities are now opened to most Malaysians
to invest in foreign currencies.
At Hong Leong Bank, we have make investment in foreign currencies
attractive and easy for you. With a deposit as low as RM3,000 to
open a Foreign Currency Current Account or RM8,000 for a Foreign
Currency Fixed Deposit Account, you can start your investment in
any of the 9 major foreign currencies, as stated below.
| AUD |
Australian
Dollar |
| CAD |
Canadian Dollar
|
| EUR |
Euro |
| GBP |
Sterling Pound |
| JPY |
Japanese Yen
|
| HKD |
Hong Kong
Dollar |
| NZD |
New Zealand
Dollar |
| SGD |
Singapore
Dollar |
| USD |
U.S. Dollar |
Current Account Interest Rates*
|
AUD |
GBP |
USD |
NZD |
| 4.90%
p.a. |
3.50%
p.a. |
3.70%
p.a. |
6.00%
p.a. |
Fixed Deposit Interest Rates*
|
AUD |
GBP |
USD |
NZD |
| 6.00%
p.a. |
5.50%
p.a. |
5.00%
p.a. |
7.70%
p.a. |
To check out the interest rates for other currencies, please click
here.
Not only that, Preferential
Forex Conversion Rates are given to those who open an account
with us today, which means you get more value from every Ringgit
you invest.
*Interest rates are subjected to
change without prior notice. You may check for the latest rates
from this website or contact any of our branches. Interest rates
quoted for Foreign Currency Fixed Deposits is for the 12-month
tenure. For Foreign Currency Current Account, interest is calculated
daily based on the days prevailing interest rate and is
credited into the account at the end of the month.
To get to know more on events and outlook on Foreign Exchange,
you may read our in-house HL
Market Watch which is posted up on this website every day.
For more information on the Foreign Currency Accounts, please
visit any of our Hong
Leong Bank branches near to you.
Please note that investing in foreign currencies
is subjected to exchange rate risk. The Foreign Currency Accounts
and its accountholders are subject to guidelines under the Exchange
Control of Malaysia (ECM) Notices and Bank Negara Malaysia.
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