KVB Kunlun Leveraged Trading Product Disclosure Statement

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Last Update: 15 April 2015

KVB Kunlun

Leveraged Trading

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This product is issued by KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited. The product is distributed in New

Zealand by KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited and in Australia by KVB Kunlun Pty Limited.

This PDS meets the disclosure requirements of both New Zealand and Australian law. Some

references to Australia therefore may not be applicable to New Zealand clients. Likewise,

references to New Zealand may not be applicable to clients in Australia. We have made

every effort to distinguish each entity appropriately and refer you to the last page in the

document for a description of the roles of each entity within the group in relation to the

offer of this product in Australia and New Zealand. If you have any questions, please do not

hesitate to ask our representatives.

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General Advice Warning

The information contained in this PDS is of a general nature only and does not consider your individual objectives, financial situation or needs. This opportunity is designed to suit investors with understanding, experience, and the financial capacity to absorb the risks inherent in dealing in Derivatives (please read the risks section carefully before investing).

KVB will not advise clients regarding the merits of a transaction and will simply carry out the client's instructions.

It may be appropriate for you to take professional financial advice from a licensed financial adviser. In applying to participate in KVB Leveraged Trading you acknowledge that:

• KVB does not provide you with Personal Advice.

• You are aware of and comfortable with the risks of dealing in Derivatives.

• You understand the concepts required to trade in Currency Pairs (FX), Commodities and Indices.

• You understand the risks associated with trading in Currency Pairs (FX), Commodities and Indices.

• This PDS does not constitute an offer or invitation in any place where, or to any person to whom it would not be lawful to make such an offer or invitation.

The following pages contain illustrated (hypothetical) examples of transactions available via KVB Leveraged Trading. These examples do not take into account your individual objectives, financial situation or needs, nor do they illustrate every possible outcome of dealing in Derivatives via KVB Leveraged Trading.

You should seek your own advice if you do not understand any aspect of this Product Disclosure Statement.

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About KVB Kunlun

KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited ("KVB") is part of an international financial services group with operations in Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Beijing and Toronto. We pride ourselves on our professional and disciplined approach to financial markets. Our global team of financial specialists are dedicated to providing our clients with access to visionary investment services.

Our vision is represented in our name and logo – we use Knowledge and Versatility to Break the barriers of traditional investment services for our client's benefit.

The KVB Group is led by a number of highly experienced and qualified investment professionals, including the Group Managing Director and Directors for each country in which we are represented and global leaders in the Investment, Technology and Compliance disciplines.

KVB Group entities are licensed or supervised in the following regimes:

Group Entity Country Supervisor

KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited New Zealand Financial Markets Authority KVB FX Limited New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs KVB Kunlun Pty Limited Australia Australian Securities & Investments

Commission

KVB FX Pty Limited Australia Australian Securities & Investments Commission

KVB Asset Management Company Limited

Australia Australian Securities & Investments Commission

KVB Kunlun Securities (HK) Limited Hong Kong Securities & Futures Commission KVB Kunlun International (HK)

Limited

Hong Kong Securities & Futures Commission KVB Kunlun Asset Management

(HK) Limited

Hong Kong Securities & Futures Commission KVB Kunlun Canada Inc Limited Canada Financial Transactions Reports Analysis

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KVB Leveraged Trading

KVB Leveraged Trading provides investors with the opportunity to trade in Over-the-Counter Derivatives (Contracts for Difference, "CFDs") for a range of underlying assets including Currencies, Commodities and Indices. The facility allows clients to choose an appropriate level of leverage for their needs. It also provides for stop loss and take profit features, and has an automatic close out feature to minimise loss in the event that a position moves significantly against you.

KVB Leveraged Trading is only available to those clients receiving the PDS in Australia and New Zealand.

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KVB ForexStar Technology

KVB Leveraged Trading is available via our leading edge technology, ForexStar. ForexStar allows clients to:

• Place orders with access to real time prices

• Place, modify and delete trading instructions including to take profit or stop loss

• Set alerts to monitor the market and notify clients when prices reach a certain level

• Manage existing positions or take new positions

• Access real time valuation and profit & loss reports

• Access technical analysis tools including charting

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Welcome to KVB Leveraged Trading

The service is depicted diagrammatically below:

Our FX products include a range of currency pairs. The minimum standard trading size is 0.01lot. Our Commodities products include Gold, Silver, Copper, Rubber, Soybean, Corn and Crude Oil. Tradable lots range in size depending on which Commodity you trade.

Our Index products include the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, the Nikkei225 ,the Hang Seng Index, the U.S.dollar index, the CSI 300 Index futures, the ASXSP 200 index futures and the Shanghai Composite Index. Tradable lots range in size depending on which Index you trade.

Our mini account product provides customer opportunities to trade in minimum contract size of 0.01 lot. This product allows customers to trade in the real market with less capital. We charge commissions on Mini Accounts.

For the full range of products available via KVB Leveraged Trading, please refer to page 10 and the website www.kvbkunlun.com.

Latest financial statements can be obtained from the New Zealand Companies Office website at www.companies.govt.nz

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Entire Agreement

KVB Leveraged Trading is available for clients with experience only. You must acknowledge your understanding of dealing in Derivatives and CFDs, together with the risks involved.

This Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and the Client Services Agreement (CSA) together make up the entire agreement between you and KVB. You should read, understand and acknowledge your receipt and understanding of all of these documents.

To the extent that there is any inconsistency between any of the PDS and CSA, the CSA prevails. Although you have the responsibility to thoroughly read and understand all clauses in the CSA, your attention is drawn to the following particularly important sections:

You can also obtain the KVB Advisor Disclosure Statement from KVB free of charge or from the KVB website, before any advice is given.

PART A - General Terms & Conditions

• Acknowledgements & Representations

• KVB Kunlun's Services

• KVB Kunlun's Associated Entities & Third Parties

• Liability

PART B - Derivatives Dealing PART C - Trading Systems PART D - Risk Statement

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Product Range

Products available via KVB Leveraged Trading, are outlined (together with key features) in the table below:

* US Crude is based on a futures contract. Switch Over at Expiry:

Futures contract expire on exchange set dates and times. The KVB contracts expire 2 days prior to the

exchange set expiry date and time. Any positions still open at the close of trading on KVB’s expiry day

(being 2 days prior to the exchange set expiry date and time) will be closed by KVB at the mid market closing price and cash settled.

In order to avoid last trading day’s volatility, KVB switches over the price quote from one month to

the next month two trading days prior to the exchange expiry dates. Clients can resume trading the same CFD symbol after this quote switching is complete.

Contract Symbol

Foreign Currency XAUUSD (Gold) XAGUSD (Silver) US Crude* Lot Size 100,000 base

currency

100 ounce per lot 100 ounce per lot 1000 barrel per lot Target Spread Varies from pair

to pair USD 0.5 USD 0.05 USD 0.06

Minimum Trade Lot 0.01 0.01 0.5 0.01 Minimum Margin Required 0.5% (subject to market condition ) 0.5% (subject to market condition ) 1% (subject to market condition ) 1% (subject to market condition ) Profit/Loss Calculation Mark-to-market Real Time Mark-to-market Real Time Mark-to-market Real Time Mark-to-market Real Time Roll-over (Swap Charge) Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost None

Delivery Non-deliverable Non-deliverable Non-deliverable Non-deliverable Expiry Date No expiry Day;

GTC No expiry Day; GTC No expiry Day; GTC Expire monthly; two days prior to NYMEX oil expiry day* Trading Hours (GMT) (Daylight saving hours applied) Sunday to Friday 18:00 to 22:00 Sunday to Friday 23:00 to 22:00 (next day) Sunday to Friday 23:00 to 22:00 (next day) Sunday to Friday 23:00 to 22:00 (next day) On expiry day, trading will stop at GMT 21:00

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Symbol

DJI30 SPX500 NIK225 HSI43 CHINA300* AUSSIE200** SHCOMP

Margin Required (Subject to change)

5% 5% 5% 5% 2% 5% 5%

Target Spread 7 index points 1 index point 40 index points 20 index points 0.6 index point 3 index points 3 index points Decimal Place 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 Tick Size 1 0.1 1 1 0.2 1 0.01

Tick Price USD 1 USD 0.1 YEN 1 HKD 1 CNY 60 AUD 25 CNY 1

Roll-over (Swap Charge) Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Commission 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Min. Tradable Lot 0.1 1 10 1 0.01 0.01 0.01 Step / Increment 0.1 1 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.01 Max. Tradable Lot 50 500 5000 500 10 10 10 Trading Hours (GMT) 14:30-21:00 Mon to Fri 14:30-21:00 Mon to Fri 00:00-02:00 03:30-06:00 Mon to Fri 01:45-04:30 06:30-08:15 Mon to Fri 01:15-03:30 05:00-07:15 Mon to Fri 23:55-06:25 Mon to Fri 01:30-03:30, 05:00-07:00, Mon to Fri Contract Expiry 2 trading days before last trade day of futures contract on CFF Exchange 2 trading days before last trade day of futures contract on ASX Order Duration

All orders are Day Orders only including Stop Loss and Take Profit

* CHINA300 CFD (Underlying Security: CSI 300 Index Futures) is based on a futures contract.

** AUSSIE200 CFD (Underlying Security: ASXSP200 Index Futures (Mar, June, Sept, Dec) is based on a futures contract.

Switch Over at Expiry:

Futures contract expire on exchange set dates and times. The KVB contracts expire 2 days prior to the

exchange set expiry date and time. Any positions still open at the close of trading on KVB’s expiry day

(being 2 days prior to the exchange set expiry date and time) will be closed by KVB at the mid market closing price and cash settled.

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In order to avoid last trading day’s volatility, KVB switches over the price quote from one month to

the next month two trading days prior to the exchange expiry dates. Clients can resume trading the same CFD symbol after this quote switching is complete.

All information provided in the tables above:

 Is current at the time of printing

 Is subject to change

 Will be updated regularly on the website

 To the extent that there are any inconsistencies, between our product documentation, website information and the trading platform, the trading platform information prevails.

Contract Symbol Corn Soybean Copper Rubber

Lot Size 5000 bushels 5000 bushels 25000 pounds 10 metric tons Target Spread USD 2 cent USD 2 cent USD 0.7 cent CNY 30

Minimum Trade Lot 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01

Minimum Margin Required (Subject to change)

5% 5% 2% 5%

Profit/Loss Calculation US 12.5 per lot US 12.5 per lot US 12.5 per lot CNY 50 per lot Roll-over (Swap Charge) Done daily at

prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Done daily at prevailing market carrying cost Delivery Non-deliverable, cash settled at the end of last trading day

Non-deliverable, cash settled at the end of last trading day

Expiry Date FPD-2 FPD-2 FPD-2 The 15th day of

the second month prior to the active futures contract on SHFE.(If it is a public holiday, the last trading day shall be the 1st business day after the holiday) Trading Hours (GMT)

* Daylight saving hours applied Every day 00:00-12:45, 13:30-18:15 Sunday-Friday (NY Summer), Every day 01:00-13:45, 14:30-19:15 Sunday-Friday (NY Winter) * Close 1 hour earlier on expiry day Every day 00:00-12:45, 13:30-18:15 Sunday-Friday (NY Summer), Every day 01:00-13:45, 14:30-19:15 Sunday-Friday (NY Winter) * Close 1 hour earlier on expiry day Every day 22:00-21:00 Sunday-Friday (NY Summer), Every day 23:00-22:00 (NY Winter) * Close 1 hour earlier on expiry day Every day 01:00-03:30 and 05:30-07:00,Monday to Friday

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About Trading Derivatives & CFDs

In applying to use KVB Leveraged Trading, you must confirm that you have the ability to evaluate and understand the terms, conditions and risks of the transactions entered into via KVB Leveraged Trading. These include, but are not limited to, understanding the concepts of leverage, margins, volatility, interests or rights in the underlying asset(s) along with the processes and technologies used in trading. You must also confirm that you are willing and able to accept those terms and conditions and to assume (financially and otherwise) those risks. You acknowledge your responsibility for monitoring and managing the risks of trading. When you sign the application forms, you are making this confirmation.

CFDs are Over-the-Counter Derivatives contracts considered by law to be principal-to-principal contracts. This makes you (the client) and KVB (the provider) counterparties to the contract.

We offer you a contract price based on relevant market and business conditions.

One of those conditions is that you provide us with Margin in the form of cleared funds. We provide you with leverage in return for the Margin contribution. Your obligation as client and counterparty is to maintain your Margin at a minimum level in accordance with the following leverage options (including but not limited to):

Leverage Margin Required

Explanation

1:20 5% This means that for every 1 you deposit with us, you can trade to a value of 20. However if your trade position moves against you there are 3 possible outcomes:

 You provide us with additional Margin and keep the position open

 You close the position thereby crystallising the loss

 The system automatically creates an order for our Dealers to manually close out the position when your total equity falls below 20% of the margin required for the open positions. There is no guarantee that positions will be closed in periods of excess volatility as outlined in page 29.

1:50 2% This means that for every 1 you deposit with us, you can trade to a value of 50. However if your trade position moves against you there are 3 possible outcomes:

1:100 1% This means that for every 1 you deposit with us, you can trade to a value of 100. However if your trade position moves against you

there are 3 possible outcomes:

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www.kvbkunlun.com 14 When a client deposits money with KVB, the client's funds are pooled with other client's funds and held in an account (segregated accounts) on trust for our clients and separate to KVB business operating accounts. When clients enter into a transaction, we are entitled to withdraw Margin from their account to cover the open position. This treatment meets the relevant legal requirements. We may choose to withdraw your margin in this manner, however this is not our current practice.

We manage the segregated accounts by matching the client equity balances in our system with the client funds held on trust in the bank. This means that client's profit & loss results are transferred to (or from) the segregated accounts on a daily basis.

It is important to note that your monies are pooled with other client's monies. Some client positions are loss making and others are profit making. All positions are managed as a pool, so your money may be used to cover the loss making positions of other clients on an intraday basis only. Any temporary use of funds in this manner will be reversed by close of business on the same day when we credit and debit client's accounts to reflect the true equity position for that day.

As a general rule, we are not permitted to hold an excess or deficiency in the client segregated accounts, so we need to carefully manage this position on a daily basis in order to meet the relevant legal requirements. We have implemented a daily reconciliation procedure and we transfer the excess or deficiency of client accounts to the operating accounts on a daily basis.

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About this Product Disclosure Statement

This PDS has been prepared and issued by KVB. There are statements made throughout this PDS that are specific legal requirements, and others that are made in the spirit of full disclosure in a clear, concise and effective manner.

Disclosure Requirement KVB Position Statement

Client suitability  We require that clients self assess their suitability to trade in CFDs. Clients must confirm their understanding of the risk involved in trading leveraged CFDs on the products offered by KVB, namely Currency Pairs (FX), Commodity and Indices. Opening Margin  We accept deposits made via telegraphic transfer. All Margin

funds must be cleared funds before KVB permits you to trade. (Note - KVB does not permit/accept payments from a Credit Card).

Counterparty risk—hedging  KVB NZ has a number of counterparties which it uses to hedge positions. Arrangements with counterparties are commercial and in confidence.

Counterparty risk—capital  KVB NZ employs risk management techniques and compliance procedures to monitor the capital exposure to its counterparties.

 KVB monitors KVB NZ compliance with its internal policies and procedures, and via our service agreement with KVB NZ we have the right to review in detail any internal documents supporting capital decisions.

 KVB NZ reports to the Board of KVB via the Group Audit, Risk & Compliance Committee at least quarterly.

Counterparty risk—liquidity  KVB NZ employs risk management techniques and compliance procedures to monitor the liquidity exposure to its clients, including KVB and KVB's underlying clients.

 KVB Group monitors KVB NZ compliance with its internal policies and procedures, and have the right to review in detail any internal documents supporting liquidity decisions.

 KVB NZ reports to the Board of KVB via the Group Audit, Risk & Compliance Committee at least quarterly.

Client money  Client money is held on trust for clients in client segregated bank accounts.

 Client money is only used to meet the obligations of clients in relation to their trading activities, and is not available for use by KVB in its general operations.

 Intraday, client's money may be used to support the positions of other clients. At day end all P&L movements are processed to each client's equity account.

 Client money held in the bank is reconciled daily to the client position statement held in our ForexStar trading system. Halted or suspended underlying

assets

 Some products refer to the underlying Index. Where a market is not trading the Index will not be available.

Margin  Please refer to page 21 for a detailed description of our policy. We have also included an example of a Margin call on page 29.

Fees and costs  Our fees and charges are very simple and generally consist only of the buy-sell spread and any overnight swap costs. These are referred to in detail on page 17.

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Information Subject to Change

Information contained in this PDS is subject to change from time to time. Where the change relates to Fees and Charges, or is likely to have a detrimental effect on clients, we will give clients 30 days notice of such change. Updated information in relation to the products available for trading, swap costs and other less material information is available on the website or by contacting your KVB representative. Any information which is regarded as material will be updated by the issue of a supplementary or replacement PDS.

Paper copies of any information will be provided upon request. You must provide such a request in writing and we will respond to you within 10 business days of receipt of your written request.

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Fees & Charges

You should read all the information about fees and costs because it is important to understand their impact on your investment. You can obtain this information through our website www.kvbkunlun.com.

This document shows fees and other costs that you may be charged. These fees and costs may be deducted from your money or from the returns on your investment. Fees and costs may be deducted from your income, capital account or any combination of these.

You should read all the information about fees and costs because it is important to understand the impact on your investment.

Did you know?

Small differences in performance and fees & charges can have a substantial impact on your long term returns. For example, total annual fees and costs of 2% of your investment dollars rather than 1% could reduce your final return by up to 20% over a 30 year period (for example reduce it from 100,000 to 80,000).

You should consider whether the features such as superior investment performance or provision of better services justify higher fees and costs. You may be able to negotiate to pay lower contribution fees and management costs where applicable. Ask the issuer or your financial adviser.

To find out more

If you would like to find out more, or to see the impact of fees based on your circumstances, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) website (https://www.moneysmart.gov.au/) has a managed investment fee calculator to help you check out the different fee options.

This document shows fees and other costs that you may be charged. These fees and costs may be deducted from your money or from the returns on your investment. Fees and costs may be deducted from your income, capital account or any combination of these.

You should read all the information about fees and costs because it is important to understand the impact on your investment.

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Table of Fees and Charges

Type of Fee or Cost Amount

Fees relating to opening and operating a CFD account

Establishment Fee

The fee to open your investment/account

Nil Contribution Fee

The fee on each amount contributed to your investment/account Nil Withdrawal Fee

The fee on each amount you take out of your investment/account

KVB does not charge any withdrawal fee. However, the correspondent bank may charge around USD15.00 (or equivalent) for non-local currency payments. The Intermediary bank may also impose a charge to a beneficiary account.

Fee for converting one currency to another Nil Termination Fee

The fee to close your investment/account

Nil Data Fee

The fee to use our online trading platform, ForexStar

Nil

Account Maintenance Fee USD5 (or equivalent) per week

may be charged to accounts which remain inactive for more than three months with balances of USD50 or less (or equivalent).

Fees related to CFD trading

Commissions - for mini accounts (if applicable) 0 - 20 USD /per standard lot

Adviser Service Fee

The fee charge by your adviser for providing advice in relation to ForexStar

Not applicable

(between client and adviser) Buy-Sell Spread

The usual differential between our bid to buy and offer to sell

0 - 50 pips for currency pairs and 0-100 index points for indices

Swap Costs

The cost of holding positions open overnight

0 - 20% contract value

Please note: fees and charges are correct at the time of printing this material but subject to change at

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Additional Explanation of Fees and Costs

KVB Fees

KVB does not generally charge you a direct fee for our service.

Our fees are instead generated from the spread between a buy and sell price for the Derivatives - the price at which we're willing to enter into the trade with you.

The spread differs depending on which contract you enter however currently ranges between 0 - 50 pips for currency pairs and 0 - 100 index points for other indices.

If you earn interest on client funds held on trust (segregated accounts), KVB reserves the right to retain any interest earned and it will not be paid to the benefit of client accounts.

Swap Points

Open positions held overnight attract a "swap cost". This is essentially the prevailing interest rate differential on the currencies/commodities bought or sold. If for example you buy AUD against USD, and the AUD interest rate is higher than USD, you will receive interest. If you buy USD you will pay interest. Swap rates are determined by our counterparties and are available on our website. The Swap rate applicable is by reference to the dominant currency - that is the first in the presentation of the offer or, in the case of Commodities, KVB's prevailing funding rate.

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Client Acceptance

Clients must apply to use KVB Leveraged Trading. After reading this PDS and all other documents that together form the agreement with KVB (namely CSA) clients are invited to apply to KVB for access to the product. If you are accepted as a client:

 you must enter into a written Client Service Agreement with KVB. We do not carry on the business of dealing in futures contracts on behalf of any person other than a person who has entered into a written client services agreement with us, and then only in accordance with the terms of that agreement.

 you will be advised on where to deposit your trading funds

 an online trading platform account and password will be allocated to you

 we will process all of your trading and settlement instructions

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Margin

Rights of Margin Contract Holders

A Margin Contract works in a similar way to the underlying product and the value of a Margin Contract is derived from the related underlying product. However, Margin Contract holders do not actually hold the underlying product and may not enjoy the same rights as the holders of the underlying product nor are they entitled to sell or transfer ownership to another person or entity. When you apply to use KVB Leveraged Trading, you can choose the level of Margin applicable to your account. If you deposit NZD10,000 and request 5x leverage, you can place positions of up to the equivalent of NZD50,000 in value. If you request 100x leverage, and deposit NZD1,000 you can trade positions of up to the equivalent of NZD100,000. Similar mechanics apply to your account regardless of the account base currency.

If at any time the price moves against your position such that your Margin is insufficient to cover any potential losses, we may make a Margin Call. Your additional deposit following the Margin Call allows us to keep the position open. In the event that the Margin Call remains unpaid, KVB has the right to close out any position and to recover any losses from you.

For more details on our close out procedures, please refer to page 29. We may make a margin call by doing any/all of the following:

 sending a system generating message

 emailing you

 calling you

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Trading Instructions

Clients can process trading instructions into the online system. KVB is the counterparty to each client position, so you are entering into a derivative contract with KVB NZ. KVB NZ has appropriate risk management processes in place including reports and controls designed to manage liquidity risk and counterparty risk (including hedging and capital risks). KVB NZ has been operating this style of business since 2003.

KVB NZ manages its risk exposures by hedging some transactions with a range of counterparties, and accepts some risks due to the natural hedging provided by clients taking positions opposite to other clients within the book. KVB NZ considers such transactions act as a natural hedge against each other.

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Deposits & Withdrawals

KVB accepts deposits in a variety of currencies. When you complete your application, talk with our representative who will advise you on where to deposit funds, depending on the currency involved. If you would like to withdraw funds, please complete the withdrawal form and speak to our representative.

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Client Money

For the sake of completeness, we make the following points about Client Monies:

 Client funds are held in accordance with the Client Money rules as outlined in the relevant legal requirements.

 Client funds are held on Trust for clients.

 Client funds are held in segregated client funds accounts and are comingled with other client funds.

 We may withdraw client funds (refer to page 13) from the client's account to meet their trading obligations.

 Trading obligations include providing adequate Margin, and covering fees and charges.

 Client funds may also be removed from their account to satisfy client directed withdrawal requests and in other situations set out in this PDS.

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Client Reporting

KVB provides 24/7 online reporting of all positions, equity and profit & loss for each client account. When positions are opened or closed, a trade confirmation is immediately forwarded to the client's trading platform.

A monthly statement showing all transactions and the closing balance is sent to the email account nominated by the client.

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Dealing in Derivatives

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Examples

This section provides hypothetical examples of how a leveraged Derivatives contract works. All reference prices are provided only for illustrative purposes. The examples provided should not be taken as an indication or as a commitment by KVB as to how these situations would actually apply to a specific contract.

All foreign exchange prices are quoted as a bid/offer price, e.g. EUR/USD at 1.3002. In this example. the rate of 1.3002 is the rate at which you can buy the EUR against the USD.

Foreign Currency

Example 1: Buy AUD/USD

Day 1 Buy1 lot AUD/USD at 0.9900 by paying 1% margin=AUD 1000

(equivalent USD 990)

Day 4 Close position 1 lot AUD/USD at 1.0000

Gross Profit USD 1000=(1-0.99) x 100,000

SWAP Cost USD 27.60=10x0.92 x 3

Net Profit* USD 1,027.60

*Based on long SWAP 0.92 Example 2: Sell AUD/USD

Day 1 Sell1 lot AUD/USD at 0.9900 by paying 1% margin=AUD 1000

(equivalent USD 990)

Day 4 Close position 1 lot AUD/USD at 1.0000

Gross Profit USD -1000=(0.99-1) x 100,000

SWAP Cost USD -47.70=10 x-1.59 x 3

Net Loss* USD 1,047.70

*Based on short SWAP -1.59

Long Position & Making a Profit

Client A believes the EUR will strengthen against the USD. He therefore buys 1 lot (goes long), of EUR/USD at the offer price of 1.3000. He holds the position for 1 day and then closes the position the next day at the higher price of EUR/USD 1.3150. This will give him a gross profit of 150 points expressed as:

Profit/Loss calculation: USD 100,000 x (1.3150 - 1.3000)

Gross Profit = USD 1,500.00

As this position was held overnight, an interest rate differential charge (swap cost) for 1 day will also apply to this trade.

Bought (long) EUR/USD receive 0.3 points (0.00003) per day Sold (short) EUR/USD pay 0.4 points (0.00004) per day Profit calculation USD

USD 100,000 x 0.00003 = interest received USD 3.00 1,500.00

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Long Position & Making a Loss

Client B believes that the EUR will strengthen against the USD. She therefore buys (goes long) 1 lot (100,000) of EUR/USD at the offer price of 1.3002. The position is held for 1 day but the EUR drops against the USD and the position is closed the next day at EUR/USD 1.2910. This will give a loss of 92 points expressed as:

Loss calculation: USD 100,000 x (1.3002 - 1.2910)

Gross Loss = USD 920

As the position was held overnight for 1 day there will also be a financing change that will apply to this trade:

USD100,000 x 0.00003 = interest receivable USD 3.00

Loss of USD = (USD 920.00)

Total loss = USD 917.00

Short Position & Making a Profit

Client D believes the GBP will weaken against the USD from the current level of GBP/USD 1.5000. She therefore sells (goes short) 1 lot (100,000) GBP/USD at the bid price of 1.5000. She holds the position overnight when the price has then moved down to GPB/USD 1.4915 she closes the position at 1.4915, making a profit of:

Profit/Loss calculation: USD 100,000 x (1.5000 - 1.4915)

Gross Profit USD 850

As the position was held overnight a swap cost will also apply to this trade of 0.6 points which will be a cost.

USD100,000 x 0.00006 = interest payable USD 6.00

Trading profit USD 850.00

Total profit = USD 844.00

Short Position & Making a Loss

Client C believes the GBP will weaken against the USD from the current level of GBP/USD 1.5000. He therefore sells (goes short) 1 lot (100,000) GBP/USD at the bid price of 1.5000. He holds the position for 1 day and the price unfortunately moves up to GBP/USD 1.5045 he closes the position at the offer price, 1.5045 giving a loss calculated as:

Loss of USD 1000,000 x(1.5000 - 1.5045)

Total loss USD 450

As this position was held for 1 day an interest rate change (swap cost) will also apply to this trade. USD 100,000 x 0.00006 = interest payable (USD 6.00)

Loss of USD = (USD 450.00)

Total loss = USD 456.00

Bought (long) GBP/USD receive 0.5 points (0.00005) per day Sold (short) GBP/USD pay 0.6 points (0.00006) per day

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Commodities

EXAMPLE 1: Buy XAU/USD

Day 1 Buy 1 lot XAU/USD at 1392.5 by paying 1% margin=USD 1392.5

Day 4 Close position 1 lot XAU/USD at 1405.2

Gross Profit USD 1,270.00=(1,405.2-1,392.5) x 100

SWAP Cost USD -24.37=1,392.5 x 100(-2.1%)/360 x 3

Net Profit* USD 1,245.63

*Based on financing rate of -2.1%. Long positions incur a financing cost. The minimum tradable lot is 0.01 lot.

EXAMPLE 2: SELL XAU/USD

Day 1 Sell 1 lot XAU/USD at 1392.5 by paying 1% margin=USD 1392.5

Day 4 Close position 1 lot XAU/USD at 1405.2

Gross Profit USD -1,270.00=(1,392.5-1,405.2) x 100 USD

SWAP Cost USD -2.32=1,392.5 x 100(-0.2%)/360 x 3

Net Profit* USD -1,272.32

*Based on financing rate of -0.2%. Short positions incur a financing cost. The minimum tradable lot is 0.01 lot.

Index

EXAMPLE 1: Buy Dow Jones Industrial Average Index

Day 1 Buy 1 lot DJI30 at 13,250

by paying 5% margin=USD 662.50

Day 5 Close position 1 lot DJI30 at 13,600

Gross Profit USD 350.00=13,600-13,250

SWAP Cost USD -3.09=13,250 x (-2.1%)/360 x 4

Net Profit* USD 346.91

*Based on financing rate of -2.1%. Long positions incur a financing cost. The minimum tradable lot is 0.1lot.

EXAMPLE 2: Sell Dow Jones Industrial Average Index

Day 1 SELL 1 lot DJI30 at 13,250

by paying 5% margin=USD 662.50

Day 5 Close position 1 lot DJI30 at 13,600

Gross Profit USD -350.00=13,250-13,600

SWAP Cost USD -0.29=13,250 x (-0.2%)/360 x 4

Net Profit* USD -350.29

*Based on financing rate of -0.2%. Short positions incur a financing cost. The minimum tradable lot is 0.1 lot.

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Margin Call & Stop Out Example

William opens a standard USD margin account with the following features:

 minimum margin requirement as 1%,

 stop out 20%,

 initial deposit of USD 5000

He buys a standard lot AUD/USD @ 0.9900

Pays margin 1% = AUD 100,000 x 1% = AUD 1000 = USD 990 @ AUD/USD 0.9900

If AUD/USD rate drops, William will incur a loss due to the market movement. When his margin level is less than 60%, he will need to provide additional margin in order to secure his position.

Calculation formula: Margin Level=Equity/Margin If AUD/USD rate keeps decreasing,

i) when the margin level hits 60%, there will be a margin call and William will require to top up the margin level to the initial margin of USD 990.

Margin call point = Margin level 60%

Equity at margin call point = 990 x 60% = USD 594 Margin call amount = USD 990 – USD 594 = USD 396

ii) when the margin level is less than 20%, his position will be stopped out. Stop out point*=Margin level 20%

Equity at stop out point=990 x 20% =USD 198 Calculation details

Account details Amount (USD) Calculation steps

Balance: 5,000 1 P/L: (4,406) 2 Swap: # 3 Equity: 594 4=1+2+3 Margin call : 396 5=4-9 P/L: (4,802) 6 Swap: # 7 Equity: 198 8=1+6+7 Margin: 990 9 Free Margin: (4,010) 10=1-9

Stop out Level: 20% 11=8/9

*Stop out level 20%: our dealer will stop out positions for clients at the best available market price. For multiple open positions, the Position with largest loss will be closed out first, and so on, until the margin level is back within required limits.

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Significant Risks

Dealing in Derivatives

The use of Derivatives can result in large gains and/or losses due to the use of leverage. Derivatives allow investors to earn large returns from small movements in the underlying asset's price (in KVB's case we only provide a range of Derivatives on currency pairs and a small number of Commodities and Indices paired against the USD). However, you could lose large amounts if the price of the underlying asset moves significantly against you. The risks of loss in dealing in Contracts can be substantial and can exceed any deposit or margin that has been provided to cover the Contracts.

Potential Magnified Loss

If clients are borrowing the capital from other parties to fund their Margin account, the risks associated with a Derivative contract will be even higher. With a leverage of 20 - 100 times, a 1% loss suffered from the trading will result in a 20 - 100% loss when trading Derivative contracts with leverage. The loss is in addition to any other fees such as swap points, interest and commission expenses.

Involuntary Close-Out

Clients are required to monitor their Margin level in order not to be "stopped out" when the Margin falls below the stop out level.

For example, Client A is entering into a Derivative contract with a value equivalent to US 100,000 and deposits US 1000 into the Trading Account as Margin (assuming the leverage is 100x ). If client A has a stop out level of 50%, his position may be closed by KVB when the equity falls below US 500 (50% of US 1000). If a client has multiple positions, the dealer/system will close out the position with the largest loss first, and so on, until the margin level is back within required levels. Subject to market volatility, KVB does not guarantee the close-out can be done in a timely manner, and the client may go into negative equity if the underlying position has gapped against the client position due to large movements in price. In the case of a negative equity position, the client owes KVB the balance. The stop-out level may be changed at any time at KVB's absolute discretion and without prior notice. It is very important that clients retain sufficient Margin in their Trading Accounts to cover their open positions. Otherwise, the positions in their Trading Account will be closed-out by KVB when the Margin level falls below the threshold percentage. This close-out feature is designed to limit the potential loss of the client, KVB and any counterparties. However there is no guarantee that the positions can be closed, and you will be liable to KVB for any shortfall.

In certain market conditions, it may be difficult or impossible to liquidate your position. You may not be able to liquidate the Derivatives position to gain profits or even to prevent larger losses. Drastic price changes can occur in a short period of time, in an inactive or illiquid market, under severe changes in economic or political conditions, as a result of a catastrophe, or when trading of financial products is being limited by regulatory authorities, and during communication interruptions. In such conditions, even though you can liquidate your position, you may be forced to execute it at a price that may cause a substantial loss.

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Risk of Loss Greater than Amount of Margin Deposited

You may sustain a loss greater than your initial Margin. You will be required to pay further funds representing any additional losses and other fees on the open and closed Derivative positions.

For example, if the initial Margin payable (at the time a Contract is established in respect of AUD/USD) is USD1,000 and the market moves against the client's position, the client could lose much more than the initial USD1,000 deposited to open the position.

A demonstration of how losses greater than initial capital can occur is outlined on page 27.

System Disruption

The ability to trade Derivatives Contracts smoothly depends on the continued operation of the online platform, and the internet connection and personal computer(s) that are used to access it. A failed operation of any of those crucial elements will result in delays or failures to place orders and trade Derivatives contracts.

KVB makes every endeavour to ensure system stability but cannot take any responsibility for financial losses resulting from any of the above mentioned events. Clients should contact KVB immediately for assistance should they encounter any problems affecting their online trading activities.

No Guaranteed Orders

Stop-loss orders and limit orders may not be accepted, or may be executed at a different price to the one specified by you if the price of the Margin Foreign Exchange Contracts moves suddenly. In this case any loss that yields from this investment may be higher than your expectations.

Liquidity

Under certain conditions it may become difficult or impossible for you to close out your position(s). This can occur when there is a significant change in the price of the underlying asset over a short period of time. Some international markets may have a lower trading volume than other more liquid international markets, which may increase the risk that the liquidity of a currency is decreased or removed from the market due to unforeseen economic, political, natural disasters or catastrophic events.

Deregulated Market

CFDs are OTC derivatives that allow you to take a position in relation to the underlying Contracts. This product is not traded or regulated by any exchange, and therefore does not provide you with any of the protections currently available to transactions made in those traditionally regulated markets.

General Market and Interest Rate Risk

Currencies, swap points, interest rates and the value of the underlying Margin Foreign Exchange Contract can go up or go down. If the swap points increases at the time when you hold a position, you will incur a higher financial expense (in effect a holding cost). In addition, other factors such as economic cycles, the profitability of companies and different market sectors, business confidence and government policies can also affect both the underlying asset performance and interest rate movement.

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Information Technology

There is a risk that information technology may fail. KVB has taken every appropriate measure to ensure that our systems are operated in a safe and secure manner, they are regularly maintained and we have appropriate back up procedures. Nevertheless, we cannot guarantee that the systems will never fail.

You should regularly check your account and your open trade positions and report any discrepancies or irregularities immediately.

You should also ensure that you have the right equipment available (hardware and software) to operate the systems.

Foreign Exchange Exposure

When you deal in a Contract that is denominated in a currency other than the denominated currency of your Trading Account, all initial Margin, profits, losses, credits and debits in relation to that Derivative contract are calculated using the currency in which the account is denominated.

Accordingly, your profits and losses may be affected by fluctuations in the relevant exchange rate between the time the transaction is entered into and the time the relevant conversion of currencies occur. The foreign exchange market can change rapidly and you will be exposed to foreign exchange rate volatility during the term of the Contract.

Counterparty Risk

KVB is the counterparty to all of your transactions. Should KVB's business fail, you may not receive your investment returns. This risk is managed and we do not believe is material since we are a well established business, with strong historical performance, good risk management systems and a solid capital base.

Spread Costs

KVB generates its revenues from spreads. This is the difference between the price we can enter a position and the price we offer to you. It is generally in the vicinity of zero to 100 points. However we retain the right to amend the spread for any reason.

Conflicts of Interest

We do not believe that KVB has any conflicts of interest with our clients. We are the counterparty in every transaction with you. We do however have a conflicts of interest policy so that if and when a conflict or perceived conflict arises, we have appropriate measures in place to deal with it.

Other

This statement does not disclose all of the risks and other significant aspects involved in dealing Derivatives. The client should therefore study dealing in Derivatives carefully before becoming involved in it.

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Significant Benefits

Potential Magnified Return

Clients who enter into Derivative contracts can potentially receive a higher return than a normal currency investment, due to the characteristics of leverage trading. In addition, clients need not commit to the whole amount of their investment; only a small portion is needed to be paid as Margin.

Hedging and Speculation

Clients can use Derivative contracts to hedge exposure to a position in the underlying asset, as well as speculate with a view to profiting from market fluctuations. Derivative contracts allow the client to take an exposure to a particular underlying instrument or security without the need to buy or sell the underlying instrument.

Diversification

KVB offers you a range of currencies to trade Derivative contracts on, which allows clients a wide variety to invest in, and provides the advantage of diversifying their risks.

Short Selling

Derivative contracts allow you to obtain the benefits of short selling currency without being subject to the restrictions and reporting requirements imposed on short selling the actual asset or the need to borrow the actual asset in order to sell it.

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Other Features

Tax Treatment

The following information is relevant to trading in CFDs:

 Trading gains will generally be treated as assessable income for NZ tax purposes

 Trading losses will generally be treated as allowable deductions for NZ tax purposes

 Interest received and paid Swap will generally be assessable income but not an allowable deduction respectively

KVB does not provide any Taxation Advice, and the explanation above is very simple in nature and covers conceptual issues only. We suggest that you discuss the implications of dealing in Derivatives via KVB with a specialist tax adviser who is aware of your specific circumstances.

Cooling Off

No cooling off rights or periods apply in respect of your dealing in Derivatives with KVB.

Privacy

We require you to provide us with certain information in your dealings with us. It is KVB's policy to respect confidentiality and privacy of individuals. This Privacy Statement sets out the ways KVB manages your information.

KVB is required to collect certain information in order to provide financial services and satisfy your needs in customer services from time to time. The requested information may include but is not limited to your name, date of birth, address, email address, telephone number, identification document particulars, income and employment details, etc.

The internet service provider of KVB may also record your information upon your access to our website including but not limited to your domain name, time of access, contents you access and type of browser. If you choose not to supply information as requested, we may not be able to provide our services to you.

Your information may be used for the purpose of daily operation of the service provided to you, managing your account, reviewing your ongoing needs, improving and enhancing customer service and products, promoting and marketing investment, dealing or related services and products, and providing information or opportunities that may be relevant to you.

KVB will take reasonable steps to protect your information from unauthorized access or use by third parties. Depending on the business operation and product and services concerned, KVB may be required to disclose your information to:

(a) any agent or third party service provider of KVB;

(b) associated or affiliated companies within KVB who will undertake to keep such information confidential;

(c) any person or institution with which you have or propose to have dealings; (d) credit reporting or reference agencies;

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www.kvbkunlun.com 35 (e) courts, tribunals and any regulatory authorities or exchanges which relate to or govern any

business of KVB;

(f) in particular, and to meet the requirements of the AML/CTF legislation, we may be required to provide information to Government, Regulatory, Police and Judicial Authorities;

(g) By opening an account with KVB you acknowledge and agree to the terms of our Privacy Statement.

Contact Information

If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to discuss them with your KVB representative in the first instance. As indicated above, your KVB representative will be able to provide you general information about this product and service but will not provide any personal financial product advice to you. Our offices are open between 9am and 5pm on New Zealand business day. We may close early during holiday periods, so please call if you are unsure.

Our contact details are:

KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited Level 10, Tower 1 205 Queen Street Auckland New Zealand Phone 0064-9-3598988 Fax 0064-9-3598989 Email services@kvbkunlun.com Website www.kvbkunlun.com Dispute Resolution

What should you do if something goes wrong?

We welcome complaints so if you have a problem, concern, or complaint about any part of our service, please tell us. We have an Internal Complaints Process designed to efficiently handle these issues.

Please mail us at our physical address.

For New Zealand Clients

KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited Level 10, Tower 1

205 Queen Street Auckland

New Zealand

For Clients introduced by

KVB Kunlun Pty Limited in Australia

Level 18, Citigroup Centre 2 Park Street

Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia

Level 38, 120 Collins Street Melbourne, VIC 3000 Australia

You can find our addresses from our website

http://www.kvbkunlun.com/en/html/contactus/Contact_address_akl.aspx. Alternatively, send an email to: services@kvbkunlun.com

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www.kvbkunlun.com 36 When we receive a complaint we will attempt to resolve it promptly. If we cannot reach agreement on your complaint, you may refer your complaint to our External Dispute Resolution Scheme, by contacting:

New Zealand

Financial Dispute Resolution Freephone 0508 337 337 Freepost 231075 PO Box 5730 Wellington 6145 Email: enquiries@fdr.org.nz Web: www.fdr.org.nz Australia

Financial Ombudsman Service Phone 1300 78 08 08 GPO Box 3 Melbourne VIC 3001 Email: info@fos.org.au Web: www.fos.org.au Legal Framework

KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited (Company No. 1161268, FSP1762) operates in New Zealand under Financial Market Authority's authorisation to provide the products and services. KVB is the Authorised Futures Dealers authorized by Financial Market Authority (FMA)* to carry on the business of dealing in futures contracts. KVB has been operating in New Zealand since May 2001, with the most recent variation to the authorisation being issued on 16 November 2013.

KVB Kunlun Pty Limited operates as a distributor of this product in Australia, as authorised under the ASIC (AFSL No. 226602).

* (i) the Financial Market Authority’s role in authorising futures dealers is limited and does not imply

approval or endorsement of the business, trading or solvency of the Company; and

(ii) the Financial Market Authority has not approved any agreements or any disclosure documents of the Company.

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Associated Entities & Third Parties

KVB has entered into legal agreements with a number of services providers - both related parties and independent third parties in order to provide the full range of services available within KVB Leveraged Trading. Parties which provide regular support services to the Company are as indicated:

Product Issuer

KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited Level 10, Tower 1, 205 Queen Street Auckland New Zealand Product Distributor

KVB Kunlun Pty Limited AFSL 226602 Level 18 2 Park Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia ABN28 101 829 467 Auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers 188 Quay Street Auckland New Zealand Legal Advisers

Minter Ellison Lawyers Aurora Place 88 Phillip Street

Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

ABN 91 556 716 819

KVB Kunlun New Zealand Limited Level 10, Tower 1,

205 Queen Street Auckland, New Zealand

Tel: +64 9 359 8988 Fax: +64 9 359 8989

Email: services@kvbkunlun.com KVB Kunlun Pty Ltd (Sydney)

Level 18, Citigroup Centre, 2 Park Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Tel:+61 2 8263 0175 Fax: +61 2 8263 0189 Email: info@kvbkunlun.com KVB Kunlun Pty Ltd (Melbourne)

Level 38, 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia Tel: +61 3 9660 1890 Fax: +61 3 9660 1889 Email: melcs@kvbkunlun.com