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    Singapore’s Strategy for Creation, Ownership, Protection and Exploitation of IP

    The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) introduced a national standard of a management and auditing tool named <U>S</U>trategies for <U>C</U>reation, <U>O</U>wnership, <U>P</U>rotection and <U>E</U>xploitation of <U>I</U>ntellectual <U>P</U>roperty, or "SCOPE-IP". In our technology driven world, intellectual property ("IP") plays a critical role and successful companies recognise the importance of performing due diligence so as to aggressively exploit their IPs to full potential.
    SingaporeStrategy
    Ella Cheong Spruson & Ferguson
    Ella Cheong Spruson & Ferguson
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    郭令明创新基金成立 助力人工智能项目与科技人才培养

    新加坡大型发展商城市发展(City Developments)执行主席郭令明日前宣布捐赠100万新元...
    SingaporeConsumer Protection
    Duane Morris LLP
    Duane Morris LLP
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Singapore's Electronic Transactions Act Expanded To Include Transferable Instruments

Electronic records and electronic signatures have generally been legally recognised in Singapore under the ETA since 1998.
SingaporeStrategy
Jones Day
Jones Day
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    Technology, Trust, And Provenance In Art

    Art, whether acquired as an investment or for personal interest, holds tremendous value for collectors, not only in financial terms but also emotionally and culturally.
    SingaporeStrategy
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
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    Fintech In South East Asia

    2015 has seen a meaningful commitment from Singapore to the Fintech sector both in Singapore and abroad.
    SingaporeFinance and Banking
    Hogan Lovells
    Hogan Lovells
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    AI Patent Consultation: What Innovators Need To Know

    Singapore's Ministry of Law and IPOS have launched a public consultation examining how the patent system should adapt to AI-assisted innovation, focusing on two critical questions: what level of human contribution qualifies for inventorship when AI participates in the inventive process, and how AI-generated technical disclosures should be treated as prior art. The consultation explores scenarios from AI-assisted drug discovery and raises significant implications for businesses developing RAG systems, AI age
    SingaporeIntellectual Property
    Spruson & Ferguson Lawyers
    Spruson & Ferguson Lawyers
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    AI Regulation In Singapore And Hong Kong: A Mid-Year Checkpoint

    Singapore and Hong Kong continue to regulate artificial intelligence through existing laws and voluntary frameworks rather than comprehensive AI statutes, but the first half of 2026 has brought sharper emphasis on practical controls including agentic AI governance, assurance and testing, financial-sector oversight and cyber resilience. Both jurisdictions are building concrete expectations around risk management, transparency, human accountability and operational safeguards while avoiding horizontal AI legis
    GlobalStrategy
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
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    Ihr Zweites Standbein In Asien: Why German Business Leaders Should Be In Singapore This October

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    SingaporeStrategy
    Schweiger & Partners
    Schweiger & Partners
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    Clarifying Innovation, Growth, And Business Development – How Writing My 4×4 Innovation Strategy Helped Me To Improve My Insights Into What I Do For A Living

    One of the outcomes of writing my book "The 4×4 Innovation Strategy" was that if forced me to position my book with respect to the other business growth books that I became aware of.
    SingaporeStrategy
    Schweiger & Partners
    Schweiger & Partners
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