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SPACs: Popular in the United States, what about Singapore?

Special purpose acquisitions companies (SPACs) are companies incorporated with the intention of raising capital through an initial public offering (IPO) to acquire existing target companies or assets that are only identified after the IPO. Retail investors are able to participate in investments commonly only available to private equity funds. It is typically conducted via a …

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Setting Up an Offshore Company in Singapore

Dubbed the ‘little red dot’ by then Indonesian President Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie in 1998, a small island state of five million residents that spans 50 kilometres from east to west, Singapore’s reputation as a financial hub has come a long way to rival that of Hong Kong. What makes Singapore a competitive and attractive location …

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