Other Briefings
Malaysia’s 2026 Budget: What it Means for Foreign Investors
Malaysia’s 2026 Budget refines tax rules, expands incentives, and strengthens ESG and digital growth opportunities.
Indonesia Lowers Paid-Up Capital for Foreign Investors to IDR 2.5 Billion
Foreign investors can enter Indonesia with lower risk as paid-up capital drops to IDR 2.5Bn under Regulation 5/2025.
What the AANZFTA Second Protocol Means for ASEAN Trade
The AANZFTA Second Protocol modernizes trade rules on origin, services, and digital commerce, reshaping ASEAN–Oceania trade.
EU–Indonesia CEPA: Unlocking Market Access and Growth Strategies for Investors
The EU–Indonesia CEPA lowers tariffs, opens services, and raises ESG standards, reshaping investment decisions in Indonesia.
M&A in the Philippines: FDI Negative List and Sector Caps to Watch
Foreign investors can navigate M&A in the Philippines by understanding the FDI Negative List, sector caps, and key approvals.
Customs and Trade Strategy in Indonesia: An Investor’s Guide — Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
The latest ASEAN Briefing Magazine on Indonesia’s customs and trade strategy is now available for subscribers to download free.
Strategic Multi-Currency Cash Management in Singapore
Multi-currency cash management in Singapore helps investors and executives balance risk, control liquidity, and support growth.
Choosing the Right Industrial Parks in Malaysia for Foreign Manufacturing
Foreign investors should assess regions, costs, and sector strengths to choose the Malaysian industrial park that best fits their strategy.
The Future of Chinese Investment in Indonesia
Chinese investors face major opportunities in Indonesia’s EVs, renewables, digital economy, healthcare, and infrastructure by 2030.
Brunei’s Industrial Parks – Should They Be Part of Your ASEAN Strategy?
Brunei’s industrial parks offer low tax, trade access, and sector support but face limits in labor and scale for investors.
