On 23 May 2007, the Singapore Exchange (the “SGX”) released a public consultation paper on changes to its listing rules and its two boards.

Withers KhattarWong has advised Silkroad Nickel Ltd. (‘Silkroad Nickel'), formerly known as China Bearing (Singapore) Ltd., in its reverse takeover by mining company FE Resources Pte Ltd.

Discusses proposed amendments to the regulatory regime for fund managers in Singapore.

The Singapore High Court recently held a mortgagor liable under the mortgage for the debt incurred by the co-mortgagor arising from a separate guarantee given by that comortgagor to the mortgagee...

The exponential growth of hyperscale data centers, driven by surging demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure, is reshaping the way these assets are financed.

The English Court of Appeal ("Court of Appeal") recently decided on an appeal brought by a borrower against a bank in relation to the validity of a loan restructuring on the grounds of intimidation, economic duress and breach of duty by the bank.

When a company holding a leasehold interest in a JTC property ("Lessee") runs into financial distress, the usual enforcement playbook employed by mortgagees or chargees, receivers appointed by mortgagees...

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) each issued on a consultation paper on January 9, 2026, on the proposed regulatory framework for a new Global Listing Board...

For decades, hybrid instruments such as preferred stock, convertible bonds or perpetual securities have troubled tax authorities around the world.

The concept of tokenization of real-world assets is here to stay and likely to become an integral part of global financial systems in the coming years.

Regarded among investors and industry observers as Southeast Asia's most developed entrepreneurial ecosystem, Singapore has much to be proud of with regard to the transformation of its entrepreneurial landscape over the last decade.

The High Court also held that there was no required mutuality of debts for insolvent set-off to occur, if the debt was charged to another party.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore has issued a consultation paper on 18 September 2015 with proposals to amend the SFA, FAA and the TCA, for the purposes of enhancing its supervisory powers and the business conduct requirements for regulated persons.

Purchasing or investing in distressed businesses gives rise to complexities and considerations that are not typically present in ‘good book' deals.

This article is intended to guide lenders on the key issues to consider when dealing with a corporate with multiple shareholders.

Following the respondent Credit Insurer's refusal to pay on a claim made by the claimant Bank on a credit insurance policy covering the risk of non-payment of trade receivables assigned to the Bank under a receivables purchase facility, ...

At first blush, it may seem counterintuitive for financiers to compete to provide loans to debtor companies that have just filed for protection under an insolvency or restructuring procedure, but they have been proven to do so on a large scale in US Chapter 11 cases and for a variety of reasons, ...

Re-domiciliation refers to the transfer of a corporate entity's registration from one jurisdiction into another. In 2017, Singapore introduced the inward re-domiciliation regime to boost...

On 1 September 2025, the Singapore Ministry of Finance officially gazetted the Income Tax (Refundable Investment Credits) Regulations 2025 (RIC Regulations)...

Soaring prices of houses has made owning a first home a virtual impossibility for our children.