In Singapore, several options are available for entrepreneurs looking to set up a business, with two of the most popular being a sole proprietorship and a private limited company (Pte Ltd). While both structures allow individuals to operate a business,...
A nominee shareholder in Singapore refers to an individual or company appointed to hold shares on behalf of the beneficial owner. The nominee shareholder acts as an agent for the beneficial owner and has the legal title to the shares, while the...
When incorporating your startup in Singapore, one of the key things you’ll need to work out is what sort of business structure you’ll be adopting: sole proprietorship, partnership, or company. Partnerships are businesses owned by two or more partners...
We’re very sorry to hear if you’ve recently been retrenched, or if you feel you’re at risk of being retrenched. The unfortunate fact is, retrenchment is a difficult but necessary process that companies go through to cut costs and stay afloat during...
As more and more businesses are accelerating their digital adoption and moving their business presence online, it’s become increasingly imperative that companies ensure the security of their websites against cyber-attacks and data breaches. Ensuring...
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