Other Briefings
The ASEAN-Australia Special Summit 2024: An Overview
Australia hosted ASEAN member states for the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit. It also marked 50 years of Australia’s dialogue partnership with ASEAN.
Picking the Right Entity for Manufacturing in Indonesia
Establishing a foreign investment company is the optimal choice for foreign investors seeking to establish a manufacturing presence in Indonesia.
Malaysia’s Revised Residency Program: Tackling Cost Concerns
Malaysia’s government revised its residency program, the Malaysia My Second Home program, and eased the requirements by which foreigners are eligible for the residency permit.
Unlocking ESG Reporting Requirements in Singapore – Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
The latest ASEAN Briefing Magazine, titled “Unlocking ESG Reporting Requirements in Singapore”, is out now for free download.
Applying ESG Metrics for Sustainability Reports in Singapore
Singapore’s SGX recommends a set of 27 core ESG metrics for sustainability reporting, which are subject to periodic review and revision to stay aligned with evolving international reporting standards.
Navigating ESG Reporting in Singapore
Sustainability reporting in Singapore has evolved since the turn of the millennium with reporting provisions for Singapore-based companies have slowly increased.
Updates on Indonesia’s Social Security Schemes
The Indonesian Government introduced the second amendment to the Work Accident Benefit and the Life Insurance social security programs.
Singapore Budget 2024: A Strategic Blueprint for Business Growth and Sustainability
Singapore’s Budget 2024 strategically addresses the dual challenges of rising operational costs and the imperative for sustainable development.
Key Tax Changes for Foreign Firms in Vietnam
Changes to several taxes in Vietnam have taken effect in 2024. Some of these changes have been made to provide economic stimulus, whereas others have been made to bring Vietnam’s tax policies in line with international tax regimes.
Laos Implements Mandatory Bank Accounts for Foreign Investors
The Bank of the Lao PDR issued a new regulation that mandates foreign investors to open a local bank account within 15 days of obtaining a business license.
