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Category: Running Your Company

May 22, 2026
When a Singapore private company’s majority shareholders or directors run the business in a way that prejudices the minority — refusing dividends, locking out a director, diverting opportunities,…
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May 22, 2026
Running a private limited company in Singapore means juggling a year-round calendar of statutory deadlines across three main regulators — ACRA (corporate registry), IRAS (tax), and MOM/CPF Board…
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May 22, 2026
For decades, the Cayman Islands’ Segregated Portfolio Company (SPC) was the default offshore vehicle for Asian fund managers. Cheap to set up, tax-neutral, and battle-tested by the global…
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May 22, 2026
Practical guide to conducting board meetings in Singapore: preparing agendas, issuing notices, recording minutes and meeting ACRA and Companies Act compliance requirements.
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May 22, 2026
When a company becomes unworkable — not because it is insolvent, but because trust between shareholders has broken down irreparably, directors are deadlocked, or the company’s original purpose…
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May 22, 2026
When a Singapore company is in financial difficulty but has a viable underlying business, a scheme of arrangement offers a court-supervised mechanism to restructure its debts and obligations…
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