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Terms & Conditions - HSBC

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(j)<br />

settlement banks. This may mean that the Customer’s account will be debited after<br />

the instruction/effective day and the Bank will not be responsible for any interest<br />

expense or loss as a result.<br />

The Bank is not responsible to advise the Customer of:<br />

(i) Any exchange control or similar restriction which may be imposed by the local laws<br />

or regulations in the country in which payment is to be effected and shall not be liable<br />

for any loss or delay as a result of the payment being subject to such control and<br />

restriction. The Customer is strongly advised to make it own enquiries.<br />

(ii) Any charges which may be imposed by overseas banks or other banks and shall not<br />

be liable if such information cannot be provided.<br />

(k)<br />

(l)<br />

Where payment is to be made in favour of a beneficiary not maintaining an account<br />

with the Bank or its agent payment by a means other than a TT in accordance with<br />

the customary or accepted banking practice in the country in which the payment<br />

is to be made, the Bank is not responsible to advise the Customer of the use of<br />

such other means or for any delay in effecting payment by such means arising from<br />

circumstances beyond the control of the Bank or it’s agent.<br />

The Bank reserves the right not to accept or otherwise reject an application for a TT<br />

without giving reasons.<br />

(m) Where the Bank has accepted a TT application, it reserves the right not to process<br />

the TT if it is of the opinion that there information given is incorrect, incomplete or<br />

is not sufficiently clear, or the processing thereof will be in breach of any applicable<br />

laws or regulations. The Bank cannot be held liable for any loss or damage suffered<br />

by any person arising out of payment delay, rejection and/or return, or any delay by<br />

the Bank in processing the TT or the Bank’s decision in not processing the same,<br />

where any information given is, in the opinion of the Bank, incorrect, incomplete or<br />

is not sufficiently clear or the processing thereof will be in breach of any applicable<br />

laws or regulations. The Bank reserves the right to deduct any charges imposed by<br />

the receiving bank from the payment amount or any of the Customer’s accounts; and<br />

(n) To comply with regulatory and/or international guidelines concerning anti-money<br />

laundering and anti-terrorist financing activities, in processing a TT, the Bank may<br />

be required to disclose the personal data or other information of the Customer,<br />

including without limitation the originating account number (where applicable)<br />

and the Customer’s name, address and other unique references (such as date of<br />

birth or number of personal/corporate identity documents) and the Bank (and any<br />

correspondent bank(s) involved will make such disclosure to any correspondent<br />

bank(s) involved, the payee or other appropriate authorities as the Bank (or, as the<br />

case may be, any such correspondent bank) considers appropriate.<br />

2.16 Where an account has been inactive for a period of time and decided by the Bank<br />

(please refer to the Bank for the applicable periods with respect to the different<br />

account types), the Bank may restrict or impose conditions for accessing the account.<br />

3. Acceptance of Instructions<br />

3.1 The Customer agrees to do all things necessary to ensure that each Authorised<br />

Signatory is at all times duly appointed and properly authorised to give all Instructions<br />

07

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