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When a company goes into liquidation, the appointed liquidator takes on the crucial task to manage the assets of the wound-up company, investigate the affairs of the company...

Companies operate under the principle of ‘majority rule', where decisions made by the majority shareholders prevail to reflect corporate democracy.

In the dynamic landscape of modern business, and as entrepreneurs and startups continue to multiply, the avenue for companies to raise funds from the public have emerged as a prominent strategy.

A Shareholders' Agreement is a legally binding contract among the shareholders of a company.

In this modern era, more individuals and companies have started to make their mark in other countries.

As Asia Pacific's preferred international business and financial centre, Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (Labuan IBFC) provides businesses and private clients an ideal balance of fiscal neutrality ...

On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organisation officially characterised the Covid-19 outbreak as a pandemic.

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In recent years, the global emphasis on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles has transformed industrial development, making ESG integration essential for industrial land projects.

In a first prosecution of its kind since the enactment of the corporate liability offence for corrupt practices, the corporate entity, Pristine, was also charged under Section 17A of the MACC Act.

Government of Malaysia highly promotes the participation of foreign investors especially in the manufacturing industry. Upon fulfilling certain requirements, any company involving...

Today's business environment is changing rapidly, driven by consumer preferences, customer and market channel structure changes and evolving supply chain challenges.

Bursa Malaysia Berhad (‘the Exchange') released Consultation Paper No. 3/2021 to seek feedback on the Proposed Amendments to the Main Market Listing Requirements in Relation to the Enhanced Adviser...

The legal system in Malaysia recognized companies as separate legal personalities from its officers, directors or shareholders.

Today, businesses are blooming in line with the globalization of trade. However, let's face it. The advancement and expansion of business opportunities have triggered greater competition...

At the Jakarta chapter of Labuan IBFC's 25th Anniversary ASEAN Roadshow, Anthony Egerton, Principal Officer at Huntington Underwriting Limited, discussed the benefits of managing corporate risk via a captive.

The juristic principle comprising the bedrock of company law is the legal fiction that on incorporation, the corporate entity is clothed with a separate and distinct personality.