Receivership

Receivership refers to a legal process in which a receiver is appointed by a court or a creditor to take control of the assets and operations of a company in financial distress. Understanding receivership is important for stakeholders, including creditors,...

RaiSE (Singapore Centre for Social Enterprise)

RaiSE, which stands for Singapore Centre for Social Enterprise, is a national platform established to support and promote the development of social enterprises in Singapore. Understanding RaiSE is crucial for individuals and organizations involved in the social...

Long Term Visit Pass (LTVP)

The Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) is an immigration pass issued by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore. It allows certain foreign individuals to stay in Singapore for an extended period to visit family members, accompany a work pass holder, or...

Liquidation (Voluntary)

Voluntary liquidation, also known as members’ voluntary liquidation (MVL) or creditors’ voluntary liquidation (CVL), is a process through which a company decides to wind up its affairs and cease operations voluntarily. Unlike compulsory liquidation,...

Liquidation (Court Order/Compulsory)

Compulsory liquidation, also known as involuntary liquidation or winding-up by the court, is a legal process through which a company is forced to close and its assets are sold off to pay its debts. This process is initiated by a court order in response to a petition...

Limited Partnership (LP)

A limited partnership (LP) consists of two types of partners: general and limited partners. This structure allows for the combination of the management flexibility of a general partnership with the limited liability protection for certain partners similar to that of a...