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Revised Corporate Banking General Terms and Conditions
02 October 2018
If you are a new to bank customer, the revised Terms and Conditions will be effective and binding upon you with immediate effect.
If you are an existing customer, a notice to advise you of the revised Terms and Conditions was sent to you on 30 September 2018. The revised Terms and Conditions will become effective and binding upon you 30 days from 30 September 2018. Until that time, your existing Corporate Banking General Terms and Conditions will continue to govern your banking relationship, accounts and services you receive from us.
If you have any questions about these Terms and Conditions, please contact your Relationship Manager.
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