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In many companies, there is a disproportionate distribution of shares among shareholders, resulting in a distinct majority and minority shareholder structure.

SPACs, commonly known as "blank cheque companies", are companies with no prior operating history, operating or revenue generating business or asset at the point of its initial public offering.

The Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Bill was passed in the Parliament on 1 October 2018 and assented to by the President on 31 October 2018

The Business Companies Act (as revised) (the BCA) of the British Virgin Islands (the BVI) provides a comprehensive regime to facilitate cross-border secured lending transactions...

The trend towards economic nationalism, along with heightened global political instability, has given rise to increased risks and uncertainties for individuals and businesses worldwide, in respect of their assets and investments whether held onshore or offshore

The Ministry of Trade and Industry's consecutive cuts to its forecast of Singapore's GDP growth and the Monetary Authority of Singapore's most recent quarterly brief...

Singapore has a well-earned reputation as one of the world's most competitive economies. The country's gross national income increased to USD 66,176 per capita in 2021.

This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of the legal framework and key issues surrounding restructuring and insolvency in Singapore.

How do contract formation and interpretation differ across China, Singapore, and Malaysia? This comparative analysis examines the fundamental requirements for valid contracts, the role of good faith obligations, and the practical implications for cross-border commercial transactions in these three major Asian trading jurisdictions.

Two of the ways in which a foreign company may carry on business in Singapore are by registering a branch office and by incorporating a limited liability company in Singapore.

Singapore Budget 2026, announced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on 12 February, reflects a position of strength and preparedness, supported by robust corporate tax collections...

As the United States remains a leading source of global private equity (PE), real estate (PERE) and venture (VC) capital, many Singapore-based managers are increasingly seeking to market their funds to US investors.

This article deals with some issues that may be of interest to property developers seeking to invest in the fast growing residential property market in Vietnam.

This edition of the Conyers SGX Mainboard & Catalist Public Companies Report summarises selected key transactions involving companies listed on the Main Board and Catalist Board of the Singapore...

An architect is expected to have a reasonable working knowledge of laws and legislation which affects him in the discharge of his duties as an architect. The following are the principle legislation governing design and building works

Employers dealing with operations in Singapore should be aware that labour relations are highly regulated in our country.

Directors are mainly responsible for the overall management of the Company. In exercising their powers, they must act honestly with diligence and with reasonable skill.