Buisness in Singapore

Singapore eases listing rules to attract foreign companies to SGX Singapore tightened rules on the transparency of company ownership from June 16, 2025, to strengthen its anti-money laundering (AML) framework and align with global standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).   Under the new amendments introduced through the Companies and Limited Liability

Digital banks in Singapore shift focus to business loans and investment services Singapore has secured the second place among Asia’s leading startup ecosystems and ranked ninth globally, according to Startup Genome’s 2025 Global Startup Ecosystem Report.   The startup ecosystem in the country is valued at S$185 billion, far above the global average of S$26.15

Singapore continues to be a safe haven for investors amid US instability Demand for technical and engineering talent is rising in Singapore, according to Indeed’s May 2025 Hiring Lab report.   Civil engineering roles led the growth, with job postings up nearly 19% since February 2025. Mechanical and industrial engineering followed with increases of 14%

Singapore sets licensing requirements for crypto firms serving overseas clients Digital banks in Singapore are moving towards launching higher-margin products such as investment services and business loans.   A recent report by consulting firm Simon-Kucher revealed that while digital banks have attracted significant interest since their launch, many customer accounts remain inactive. According to the

Singapore sets licensing requirements for crypto firms serving overseas clients Singapore is introducing major listing reforms to attract more foreign companies to the Singapore Exchange (SGX), following a sharp drop in IPO activity and increased competition from regional markets.   The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and SGX RegCo have proposed removing the S$30 million

Singapore is ranked fourth in the global startup ranking Foreign investors are ramping up their shift toward Singapore as a financial safe haven, amid growing instability in U.S. assets and rising geopolitical uncertainty.   Singapore equities have delivered a 13% total return since the beginning of 2025, more than double the 6% gain recorded by

Singapore retailers turn to AI to combat rising costs and stay competitive The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has given crypto firms incorporated or operating in Singapore until June 30 to stop providing digital token services to overseas clients unless they obtain a license under the Financial Services and Markets Act.   This targets businesses