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A practical guide to valuing startups and SMEs in Southeast Asia, with local insights, methods, and tips for founders and CFOs.

This article breaks down the essential documents every founder needs to secure investment and stay compliant.

Getting corporate governance right in Asia isn’t just about good intentions—it’s about having the right legal foundations. Knowing the difference between shareholder agreements and company constitutions is key to protecting rights, ensuring compliance, and keeping your business stable.

Evaluate your eligiblity to the Employment pass visa - EP in Singapore with MBiA COMPASS Calculator program

Choose the ideal financial year end in Singapore, align with your business cycle, maximise tax benefits, and ensure compliance.

Learn what a nominee director in Singapore is, their roles, legal responsibilities, and how they support business compliance.

Understand the difference between a contact address and personal address in Singapore, and why a contact address matters for your business.

Discover the key tax benefits of incorporating in Singapore, maximize exemptions, incentives, and savings for your business setup.

A guideline through the process of checking the availability of your desired company name and outline important considerations

It is crucial that changing the company name in Singapore should resonate with your business objectives and offerings.

To help entrepreneurs navigate their way towards the most suitable incubators and accelerators, we provide a list of top 5 incubators accelerators program in Hong Kong 2024.

Hong Kong has implemented a Unique Business Identifier (UBI) to distinguish companies and entities in transactions and regulatory processes.

Our following in-depth guide provides a simplified approach that navigate the incorporation in Singapore with confidence.

To stay on track with regulations and keep things running smoothly, there are key compliance deadlines all corporations need to be aware of.

It’s crucial to plan for the transfer of shares in Singapore upon a shareholder's demise to facilitate a seamless transition to the next generation.

Enterprise Singapore's main objective is to help enterprises enhance their capabilities to be more competitive and eventually expand abroad, encouraging them to adopt the latest technology and developing strong leadership to correctly drive their growth.