Cross Border Work

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN The merits and drawbacks of a fast-digitising economy are well-documented. But one area that has been less

BY CATHERINE SHEN Being close neighbours, Indonesia and Singapore have extensive economic and human ties, and many businesses in one

The following is an excerpt from the forthcoming ASEAN and the Belt and Road Initiative: Connectivity through Law and Commerce, published

BY CATHERINE SHEN Singapore, armed with an attractive regime under its Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act, is emerging as the

BY CATHERINE SHEN The subject of insolvency law has been brought into sharp focus by pandemic-induced business struggles. In particular,

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Advising clients on foreign investments can be tricky, as lawyers have to deal with a patchwork of

Small businesses play a critical role in almost every economy. In Singapore, for example, government statistics show that small and

The modern economy depends on the free movement of people, goods and services. These cross-border commercial dealings also result in

With the economic fallout from Covid-19 intensifying globally, legal experts have warned of a “legal epidemic”. Indeed, Mr VK Rajah,

What benefits do collaborations like the one between SAILS and SAL bring? Next week’s webinar is held in the frame