Other Briefings
New Salary Criteria for Hiring Foreign Executives in Singapore
Singapore will increase the salary criteria for foreign executives and professionals working in the country from January 1, 2025.
A Guide to Estimated Chargeable Income Filing in Singapore
Incorporated companies in Singapore must file an Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) for each year of financial assessment.
Singapore’s Ambitious AI Investment Plan
Singapore aims to strengthen its position as a global business and innovation hub by investing more than S$1 billion into artificial intelligence over the next five years.
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.
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.
Understanding Singapore’s 2024 GDP Forecast
Singapore maintains a cautiously optimistic economic outlook despite global uncertainties, with projections indicating a modest growth range of 1 to 3 percent.
Singapore and China Sign Three MOUs, Boost Business Ties
The Singapore-China Economic Partnership Conference held on February 1, 2024, saw the signing of three crucial Memorandums of Understanding.
MAS Sets New Standard with Digital Platform for ESG Data Collection
The Monetary Authority of Singapore launched a new digital platform called Gprnt , which aims to simplify how the financial sector collects, access, and acts upon ESG data.
