Read carefully the IPO details to learn more about the background and business potential of the issuer. Choose Yellow Form to proceed.

The allotted shares will be directly deposited to your securities / margin account with CMB Wing Lung Bank, and you may trade immediately on the first listing day.

Details of Yellow Form:

Yellow Application Form
Applicant	Applicant must be a securities / margin account holder of CMB Wing Lung Bank. The account name must be the same as the name of the applicant appears on the application form.
Name of Applicant	CMB Wing Lung Bank / any appointed sub-custodian
Payment method	Payment will be made through Auto-pay method.
Refund method	Amount refunded will be credited to the applicant's settlement / margin account.

 

Step 2

Before making IPO application, read thoroughly all the terms and conditions contained in the Securities Services Agreement of CMB Wing Lung Bank (particularly the section relating to new issued shares) and understand the potential risks.

Step 3

Reading the Prospectus and all other information relating to the IPO company carefully.

Step 4

If you agree with all the terms and conditions mentioned in Step 2, complete the online application form.

No amendment to the Application Form can be made after submission. Please ensure the information provided by you is correct before you click "confirm" to submit the application form.

Payment will be made by debiting to the settlement/margin account through Auto-Pay Method. The amount payable will be debited to your settlement/margin account on the payment date predetermined by the bank.

The allotted shareds will be deposited your securities/margin account with CMB Wing Lung Bank. You may trade immediately once the allotted shares have been deposited into your securities/margin account with CMB Wing Lung Bank.

If your application is unsuccessful, the amount refunded will be credited to your settlement / margin account.

You can enquire whether the current application has been submitted successfully in Net Transaction History of NET Banking - "General Services".