Other Briefings
Leveraging Singapore’s Incentives and Schemes for Industry 4.0 Investments
We list the fiscal and non-fiscal incentives that Singapore offers to encourage the development of high-value and Industry 4.0 activities.
Indonesia’s Positive Investment List: Sectors Open and Restricted to Foreign Businesses
Indonesia’s Positive Investment List allows 100% foreign investment in over 200 business lines, with several incentives for priority sectors.
Philippines Allows 100% Foreign Investment in Public Services
The Philippines has issued the implementing rules for the Public Service Act which allows for 100 percent foreign ownership of public services.
How to Set Up a Company in Indonesia
In this article, we discuss the steps that would-be investors need to take to establish a company in Indonesia.
New Due Diligence Requirements for Corporate Finance Advisers in Singapore
Corporate finance advisers in Singapore must implement new due diligence requirements by October 1, 2023.
New Cybersecurity Rules for Financial Institutions in Indonesia
Indonesia recently released new cybersecurity rules for the financial sector, including banks, insurance companies, and other financial services providers.
Increased Oversight in Indonesia’s Peer-to-Peer Lending Sector
Indonesia has increased oversight in its peer-to-peer lending sector through OJK Regulation POJK10/2022. The regulation increases the minimum capital and equity requirements for P2P lenders and sets out a more efficient licensing procedure.
Singapore to Revoke E-meeting Provision for Business Entities from July 1, 2023
Singapore’s “alternative arrangements for meetings” that allow organizations to call, hold, or conduct meetings electronically will be removed as of July 1, 2023.
Singapore Launches ESG Impact Hub: What it Means for Green Finance
Singapore recently launched the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) Impact Hub to promote the country’s ESG ecosystem and set global standards for green and sustainable finance.
How to Obtain Halal Certification in Malaysia
Foreign companies looking to obtain a Halal certification in Malaysia must apply to the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM). JAKIM will then conduct an on-site inspection of the applicant’s premises.
