As Singapore continues to strengthen its reputation as a leading hub for arbitration and cross-border dispute resolution, more parties are turning to its courts to enforce foreign arbitral awards.

Learn about the global tax rate reform and how it affects tech companies in Singapore.

In negotiating the terms of a sale and purchase agreement, whether for a transfer of shares or business assets of a company, a purchaser will often have to rely on the results of its due diligence...

Warranties and indemnities are forms of contractual protection provided by a seller in a sale and purchase agreement. In agreeing to make the acquisition and in agreeing to the purchase price...

Liquidator remuneration in insolvency proceedings often raises difficult questions; especially in large corporate collapses where the work is extensive...

Global companies on a growth path often struggle with a lack of skilled accountants. No matter the sector, every organisation depends on accurate financial management, meeting regulatory requirements, and timely reporting.

-commerce today has been defined as the buying and selling or provision of goods and services, or the transmitting of funds or data, over an electronic network.

Increasingly, companies and individuals are reconsidering their use of "offshore" corporate entities...

Singapore's Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Act 2025 introduces significant changes to director appointment procedures, corporate governance requirements, and regulatory compliance obligations. The amendments expand disqualification grounds for directors, introduce new anti-money laundering declarations, and modify operational requirements for companies while removing certain legacy reporting obligations.

On 11 January 2023, Singapore Exchange Regulation ("SGX RegCo") announced that the following new requirements will apply to issuers ("Listed Issuers") listed on the Singapore...

In its recent judgment in Ting Shwu Ping (Administrator of the estate of Chng Koon Seng, Deceased) v Scanone Pte Ltd and another appeal [2016] SGCA 65, the Singapore Court of Appeal set out the test...

In our recent survey with Campden Wealth, Singapore was a destination of choice for a number of family offices. Many families have established their family office in Singapore...

Companies incorporated in Singapore will be required to allow certain members to appoint more than two proxies.

On 25 June 2020, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) launched consultations on a series of Proposed Guidelines on Environmental Risk Management (the Guidelines)...

With a construction market set to reach US$300bn this year, the new BRICS nation has great potential for UK companies

On 8 October 2014, Parliament passed the Companies (Amendment) Bill 2014 to approve key changes to the Companies Act. These changes were effected in two phases.

By 2027, Singapore's e-commerce market is predicted to grow five-fold – to at least US$5.4 billion (S$7.5 billion), according to a study by Google and Temasek Holdings.

Singapore's highly-developed economy is an automatic first choice for companies looking to expand in the Asia Pacific region.

Executive Summary: 2015 was a mixed year for the world's capital markets and the story was no different across ASEAN. Spread across two client alerts, we take a brief look at the capital markets of each of the ASEAN members, how they fared in 2015 and the outlook for 2016.