Other Briefings
Launching a Financial Services or Fintech Business in Singapore: What Foreign Investors Need to Know
Launching a financial services or fintech business in Singapore requires choosing the right license, corporate structure, and capital commitment. Learn what foreign investors need to know.
Choosing the Right Joint Venture Structure in Singapore
Evaluate incorporated and contractual joint ventures in Singapore, with practical guidance on ownership, governance, and legal implementation for foreign investors.
Should Foreign Companies in Singapore Use a Nominee Director or Appoint a Resident Director?
Compare nominee and resident director arrangements in Singapore, including the legal, governance, and operational considerations that influence the most appropriate appointment for foreign companies.
Is a Variable Capital Company the Right Fund Structure for Your Singapore Investment Platform?
Find out whether a Singapore Variable Capital Company (VCC) is the right fund structure for your investment platform based on strategy, fundraising, tax, and regulatory considerations.
Payroll Due Diligence and Integration Following a Singapore Acquisition
Evaluate payroll liabilities, CPF obligations, compliance risks, system integration requirements, and operating model decisions when acquiring a business in Singapore.
How Singapore’s Double Taxation Agreements Can Reduce Withholding Taxes on Cross-Border Investments
Singapore’s tax treaty network may reduce withholding taxes on dividend, interest, and royalty payments, helping investors optimize holding company structures, financing arrangements, and intellectual property strategies across ASEAN.
Using a Singapore-Based Virtual CFO to Manage ASEAN Subsidiaries
Learn how a Singapore-based Virtual CFO can help foreign investors manage ASEAN subsidiaries, improve financial visibility, and support regional operations.
When Should Foreign Companies Hire a Virtual CFO in Singapore?
Determine when a Virtual CFO becomes necessary in Singapore for regional expansion, treasury management, investor reporting, governance, and transaction readiness across ASEAN operations.
Using Nominee Directors in Singapore for Foreign-Owned Companies
Foreign investors using nominee directors in Singapore must navigate banking scrutiny, tax substance rules, governance exposure, and resident director compliance requirements.
How Foreign Investors Should Structure Company Formation in Singapore
Foreign investors establishing a company in Singapore must structure name reservation, paid-up capital, and constitution requirements carefully to support banking, licensing, and long-term operations.
