by Argus | Jun 12, 2019 | Compliance, Financial Institutions, Others
Closing a company in Singapore There are different solutions available for closing a company in Singapore, depending on its type and its business. For most, two processes exist: liquidation by winding up or striking off, which are both handled by ACRA (Accounting and...
by Argus | May 7, 2019 | Financial Institutions, Others, Regulatory Compliance
Singapore’s Government Agencies to know If you are looking to incorporate a company in Singapore, you will need to become familiar with a few government agencies with which you are sure to cross path. ACRA: the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority ACRA is the...
by Argus | Jan 10, 2019 | News, Others
Now SME’s can go digital in areas like accounting and human resources management, with the costs partially being paid by the government. Under this initiative SME’s can choose to go digital in any of the two of the following areas: accounting, human resource...
by Argus | Jan 7, 2019 | News, Others, Regulatory Compliance
Wells Fargo to Pay $575 Million to Settle Customer Harm Claims American multinational Wells Fargo & Co, have to pay $575m to settle state-level claims over sales practices which was due to a lack of compliance controls. This latest scandal adds to the series of...
by Argus | Dec 7, 2018 | Monthly Newsletter, Others, Regulatory Compliance
Articles & Events Summary The New Sandbox Express Regime A regulatory sandbox is an environment where regulations are suspended, and allows firms to test their ideas with real customers for a fixed period of time. The MAS has introduced a new express approval...
by Argus | Dec 4, 2018 | Financial Institutions, News, Others
MAS Launches New S$30 Million grant to strengthen the cyber resilience of the financial sector The Monetary Authority of Singapore has recently announced a grant of S$30 Million in order to strengthen the existing cybersecurity infrastructure and also to help with...
