InterContinental Financial Services

InterContinential Financial Services™ (ICFS) is a special service provided to our customers. The purpose is to provide services to satisfy customers' banking needs in Taiwan, Hong Kong, other Asian countries and the United States. Our staffs at both Far East National Bank and Bank SinoPac will provide updated banking service information at any time, and offer the most courteous and professional services at your request.

What is included with InterContinental Financial Services (TM)?

Our staffs will assist you in managing both your Far East National Bank (FENB) and Bank SinoPac (BSP) account(s), including facilitation in withdrawals, deposits, wire transfers, and credit cards.

Our rapid confirmation of transactions provides comfort and peace of mind.

A consolidated statement can be provided monthly and sent to an address you specify.

Who can open an account with ICFS?

Any consumer or a business that has an existing account with Bank SinoPac. Please contact an ICFS Specialist for more details of account opening requirements.

Who benefits from InterContinental Financial Services?

• Parents abroad, who have children studying or planning to study in the USA.

• New immigrants to the USA, or those planning to immigrate to the USA.

• Individuals planning for asset globalization.

• Individuals or corporations conducting business transactions between Taiwan and the USA.

• Individuals or corporations who wish to diversify their investments while reducing the risk in foreign exchange.

• Individuals or corporations who wish to earn high interest on time deposits at FENB

What types of services are available to ICFS customers?

• FENB will not impose any fee charge on wire transfer service from FENB to Bank SinoPac or from Bank SinoPac to FENB.

• 24-Hour Banking Services with free telephone banking and eBanking (without BillPay)

• Mortgage loans

• Cash Management services

• Treasury products*

*Non-deposit treasury products offered by Far East National Bank are not FDIC insured, are not guaranteed by any bank, and may lose value.

What is the relationship between Bank SinoPac, Taiwan and Far East National Bank, California, and the U.S. ?

• Bank SinoPac (BSP) acquired Far East National Bank (FENB) in August 1997

• FENB is a U.S. bank wholly owned by BSP