Starting a Business in Singapore Singapore is consistently recognised as one of Asia’s most business-friendly destinations, drawing entrepreneurs, foreign investors, and SMEs seeking regional expansion. Its pro-business tax regime, robust economic stability, and world-class infrastructure make it an ideal hub for company incorporation in Singapore. Starting a new adventure in Singapore can be an exciting…
Singapore’s Shareholders Agreements Explained How to start your business right in Singapore? Apart from the business plan and the company incorporation process, a good shareholders agreement is crucial to get your business started. While many might think that a shareholders agreement is an unnecessary cost to business, it is crucial to a business as it…
Do You Need a Shareholders Agreement? What is a Shareholders Agreement? A shareholders agreement, as the name implies, is an optional legal document that creates a contractual obligation between shareholders of a company. Many times, a shareholders agreement supplements the company constitution with the additional rules and regulations. However, the shareholders agreement does not…
How the Updated Companies Act Changed the Common Seal Use The Companies (Amendment) Act 2016 amended the Companies Act 2016 (CA 2016) to provide for a new way of executing documents by companies. It came into effect on March 31, 2017. One of the key changes made by this act was using a common seal…
About Invoice Financing for SMEs in Singapore Invoice financing is now becoming a rising option for many businesses and SMEs in Singapore. If your business has yet to explore the benefits and advantages it has to offer, you should do so soon. Outstanding invoices are one of the biggest challenges which are faced by businesses…
About Crowdfunding Services for SMEs in Singapore Crowdfunding certainly has become a phenomenon since it burst onto the scene, especially in the likes of countries like North America and Europe. While in the Asian region crowdfunding is still considered a concept which is new and in its early developmental stages, it appears to have really…
Singapore Sees Strong Economic Growth For The Rest of This Year Singapore’s economy is expected to grow by 3 to 3.5 per cent for 2017, an upward revision from its initial range of 2 to 3 per cent. Announcing this recently, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said the latest Economic Survey of Singapore showed…
Why Invest In Egypt? New Economy The Egyptian Economy’s resilience is capable of overcoming its economic challenges as it did in the 2008 financial crisis, and long-term investors will see many opportunities. Egypt has started its transformation to a stable, democratic and modern economy, where the dividends of growth and prosperity will be shared…