A Spot Foreign Exchange Transaction refers to trading where both parties transact at the agreed exchange rate in the currency market on a trading day, and settle two currencies in two business day(T +2).

Requested by customers, China Merchants Bank New York Branch buys a currency and sells another currency to achieve the conversion with the customers.

Multiple transaction methods: in addition to market orders transactions, the Bank also accepts limit orders from customers.

The Bank offers major currency exchange such as USD, EUR, HKD, GBP, JPY and others, as well as CNH.

Customers who have the need to buy or sell foreign currencies for their settlement of import and export trades or for payments of the L/C margin, etc.

Customers need to open a foreign currency account at China Merchants Bank New York Branch, or use the FX4CASH remittance product of the Branch to achieve conversion between different currencies without accounts.

Foreign exchange forward contracts are transactions in which agree to exchange a specified amount of different currencies at future date, with the exchange rate being predetermined at the time the contract is entered into.

This product can help customers to lock the foreign exchange trading rate of a particular day in advance, and avoid potential losses arising from future changes in exchange rates.

The Bank offers major currencies such as USD, EUR, HKD, GBP, JPY and others, as well as CNH, to meet the customers' multi-currency needs.

It is applicable to customers who need to buy or sell foreign currencies on a particular day in the future to settle future cash flow, or hedge the future currency exposure etc.

A non-deliverable forward foreign exchange contract (“NDF”) is similar to a regular forward FX contract but does not require physical delivery of the designated currencies at maturity. The profit or loss at the settlement date is calculated by taking the difference between the agreed upon exchange rate and the spot rate at the time of settlement, for an agreed upon notional amount of funds. The gain or loss is then settled in the freely traded currency.

Because the physical delivery of onshore RMB is not available overseas, the New York Branch will buy and sell onshore RMB on behalf of customers according to their actual needs and market price fluctuations. The final delivery is carried out according to the difference between contract price and the actual price on the maturity date. On the settlement date, the settlement amount is the difference between the agreed upon exchange rate and the spot rate, for an agreed upon notional amount of funds and settled in UDS.

Customers can request the bank to buy or sell certain onshore RMB at the agreed price on the delivery date specified in the contract, lock in the future price of the onshore RMB, and reduce the risk from large foreign exchange rate fluctuation.

It is applicable to customers who need to buy and sell foreign currencies or onshore RMB in the future to reduce market risk.

An interest rate swap is a contract between the Branch and customer who agree to exchange one series of future interest payments or cash flows for another. Usually, it can be the exchange between fixed interest rate and floating interest rate or between two different floating interest rate.

This product is basic interest rate derivative product, and it has a clear and concise structure and flexible contract elements.

Customers can use this product to match the duration of assets and liabilities, manage the basis risk of fixed and floating interest rates and manage interest rate risks, while reducing corporate financing costs.

Financial institutions with demands single currency, i.e. USD, for interest rate risk management, and non-financial institutions that aim at hedging and need to avoid the interest rate risk are all customers of the interest rate swap business.

China Merchants Bank New York Branch and customers determine the amount of foreign currency principal on the trading day according to the agreed exchange rate and the amount of foreign currency, exchange principal according to certain exchange methods, and regularly exchange interest payments according to the scale of foreign currency principal and the contracted interest rate. The transaction structure is flexible on principal exchange method.

Customers can use certain existing debt (or assets) for a currency swap to reduce financing cost (or increase asset returns).

Exchange rates can be fixed or floating interest rates.

It can be used to hedge medium to long-term foreign exchange rate risk.

Financial institutions with demands for interest rate and exchange rate risk management, and non-financial institutions that aim at hedging and want to avoid risks from changes in interest rates and exchange rates are all customers of the foreign currency swap business.

The Yankee CD is a certificate of deposit denominated in USD, issued in the U.S. by a foreign bank, and held in an American custodian bank.

Yankee CDs are negotiable instruments and have high liquidity in secondary markets.

Fixed rate deposits and floating rate deposits can be provided according to customer needs.

US-based-financial institutions, funds, and corporate customers who access to custodian accounts.

The Two-in-one Deposit Program refers to the deposit plan where customers package term and demand deposits into China Merchants Bank New York Branch according to a certain proportions, and can yield higher return than the market rate during the term of the deposit.

It enables customers to enjoy the flexibility of demand deposit and overnight deposit rates that are higher than the current market rate.

Fixed term and demand deposits are set proportionally to avoid interest loss arising from early withdrawals.

Corporate customers who have sufficient fund, but a strong demand for flexible deposit plan.

The Step Up Deposit Program refers to the deposit plan where the interest rate will increase if deposit is kept beyond a specific, pre-defined time intervals.

Every three months the interest rate increases during this CD’s 12-month term.

Rates are locked in upon opening the CD. That way you know, up front, what your rate increases will be.

Early withdraw before the final maturity date, without paying penalty.

Corporate customers who demand both deposit return and funding flexibility.

Market-Linked Deposit refers to the situation where the product interest rate is linked with the market performance of a predetermined target under the premise of ensuring the safety of principal. The extra yield or guaranteed yield depends on the market situation of linked targets during the term.

Flexible linked targets; interest rate, exchange rate, commodity price, credit and index can be selected.

Gain access to more asset classes, and enables deposit funds to participate in international financial markets by using various financial instruments.

With diverse structures, customers can choose the trigger event of a target, and get high yield (interest) if the trigger event occurs during the term, otherwise they will get lower guaranteed yield (interest).

Applicable to those suitable individual or corporate customers who have abundant fund, want to get a higher return, and have a certain ability to analyze financial markets and have a greater tolerance to the corresponding risk.

Interbank transactions that involve exchange rates, interest rates or credit, including but not limited to interbank-money market products, foreign exchange, bond investments, repurchase and reverse repurchase, and certain derivative products.