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- Newsletter, U.A.E.
- March 5, 2026
- Summary: The UAE’s Cabinet Resolution No. 209 (2025) strengthens the country’s Exchange of Information framework, signaling a firm commitment to international tax transparency standards. The reform expands obligations across all business structures—including free zones—and formalizes five-year record-keeping requirements
- Newsletter, U.A.E.
- February 10, 2026
- Summary: The UAE enters 2026 with strong economic momentum, recording 5.4% GDP growth in 2025 and an expected 5% in 2026, placing it among the fastest-growing global economies. While oil production continues to support fiscal strength, the non-oil
- Newsletter, Singapore
- February 10, 2026
- Summary: Singapore continues to stand out as the preferred entry point into Asia, attracting strong foreign investment even as global capital flows remain under pressure. FDI inflows rose sharply in 2025, placing Singapore well ahead of other ASEAN
- Newsletter, U.A.E.
- February 9, 2026
- Summary: The UAE’s 2025 updates to its Commercial Companies Law allow companies to shift their place of registration without closing or recreating the legal entity. Corporate identity, contracts, assets, and liabilities continue without interruption, reducing cost and disruption.
- Newsletter, Singapore
- February 9, 2026
- Summary: Setting up a company in Singapore now requires thinking beyond incorporation and paperwork. Local directors and management presence play a direct role in how regulators, banks, and partners assess accountability and risk, especially as governance expectations tighten
- Newsletter, Singapore, U.A.E.
- February 6, 2026
- Summary: Family offices are moving away from quiet oversight toward direct investing, with families taking control of sourcing, diligence, and deal execution. This shift is bringing institutional talent, tighter governance, and more formal structures, while keeping ownership firmly
- Global, Newsletter
- February 6, 2026
- Summary: In 2026, choosing a GCC operating model is a structural decision that shapes risk, governance, cost stability, and long-term control. The Build Operate Transfer model allows phased ownership, helping companies enter quickly while validating execution before taking
- Article, Singapore
- January 27, 2026
- Summary: Singapore’s tax system rewards real business activity through exemptions and incentives, so most firms do not end up paying the full 17% rate. Start-ups and growing companies benefit from SUTE and PTE schemes that reduce tax in
- Article, U.A.E.
- January 23, 2026
- Summary: The updated UAE Civil Transactions Law clarifies what happens to expat assets when a person dies without a will and without legal heirs. In such cases, UAE-based financial assets will be placed into a supervised charitable endowment
- Article, Singapore
- January 19, 2026
- Summary: Taiwanese companies are increasingly choosing Singapore as their regional base as markets diversify and cross-border operations grow, with 2024 investments surpassing those into China. Beyond tax rates, Singapore offers regulatory certainty, strong connectivity across ASEAN, and a
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