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The document is a Standing Order Authority Form for the HSBC International Select Fund, designed for setting up a monthly investment plan. It outlines the necessary details for debiting an account in multiple currencies (Sterling, US Dollar, Euro) and specifies payment instructions, including bank details and contact information. The form must be returned to HSBC Funds Nominee (Jersey) Limited and not sent directly to the bank.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the HSBC International Select Fund form in the editor.
Begin by filling in your account details. Enter the name and address of your bankers, including postal/zip code, and specify the country. If available, include a contact name.
Provide your sort code (for GBP) or routing number (for EUR and USD) along with your account number. Ensure that you enter your family name/surname and forenames accurately.
In the Monthly Payment Instruction section, indicate the amount you wish to debit from your account each month. Specify the currency and write the amount in figures and words.
Tick the appropriate box under Payment Details that corresponds to your selected currency. Fill in all required wire transfer information as per your chosen currency.
Finally, sign the form in accordance with your bank mandate before submitting it along with any necessary application forms to HSBC Funds Nominee (Jersey) Limited.

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