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Frequently Asked Questions : Fees

Is the licensed trading agent allowed to fix his own fees and charges? LFX does not regulate back office dealings of its market participants. Fees charged are negotiable between the Trading Agents and Investors and similarly between Listing Sponsors and Issuers. Any transaction charges to be levied by LFX on the transactions? LFX may levy clearing fees on transactions whilst cash settlements and depository fees will be levied by the appointed Settlement and Depository Banks vide @LFX which currently is Citibank Worldwide Securities Services or Deutsche Bank (Malaysia) Berhad. Is the fee structure of Labuan comparable to other similar jurisdictions? The fee structure of Labuan is comparable to those charged by the more prominent jurisdictions such as Luxembourg and Cayman Islands. It should also be noted that a further competitive advantage of Labuan is its proximity to the major financial centres in the Asia Pacific, namely Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo and Singapore.