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A Practical Guide to Choosing the Right Fund Domicile

Choosing the right jurisdiction is one of the most important decisions when setting up an investment fund. Among the typical global fund domiciles are the Cayman Islands and Singapore. Both are well-established and internationally recognised, but they serve different strategic objectives and investor profiles.

Importance of the Right Talent for Strategic Growth

In a relatively competitive market, identifying the right hire goes far beyond simply filling a vacancy. The top-tier candidates, especially those not actively seeking new roles, are more likely to consider opportunities that align with their personal values, leadership approach, and long-term career aspirations.

Guide to Work Passes in Singapore

Singapore remains one of Asia’s top destinations for global businesses and professionals due to its pro-business environment and efficient regulatory system.

Insolvency vs Restructuring: What is the difference in Singapore?

In today’s volatile business landscape, the ability to distinguish whether a company is hopelessly insolvent or still have a sliver of hope for restructuring may be the defining factor that determines the survival of the business.

Variable Capital Company (VCC) structure in Singapore

In this article, we explore how VCC Singapore is redefining family office operations and why it has become the preferred choice for high-net-worth families seeking efficient and confidential wealth management solutions.

What Foreign Business Owners Need to Know About Singapore Tax

Singapore is known for its pro-business environment, competitive tax rates, and strong regulatory framework, making it one of the best countries for foreign entrepreneurs to establish their businesses. If you are considering setting up a company in Singapore, understanding the tax landscape is crucial for effective planning and compliance.

The Ripple Effect of Excellence in Financial Reporting

In the business world, financial reporting is often viewed as a routine obligation. However, its true impact extends far beyond mere compliance. Accurate, transparent, and timely financial reporting is a cornerstone of trust and a catalyst for business success.

Directors' responsibilities in trying times

An individual who is appointed as statutory director of any company owes fiduciary duties and responsibilities to the company. In addition, directors should also be aware that they owe the Creditor Duty to the company especially when the company is insolvent or heading towards insolvency.

Choosing the right company structure in Singapore

What are the steps to incorporating a business in Singapore?

Benefits of doing business in Singapore

Singapore may be a little red dot with scarce natural resources but its strengths far exceed its size.