regulations

Sensible regulation depends on knowing when a tool loses effectiveness and becomes counterproductive

A more far-reaching amendment to govern the internet may have to wait until after the US presidential elections in 2024.

China’s US$2.4 trillion new-home market has shown little sign of recovery

The rapid growth of digital assets is a case in point. Though there are many scams, there are also many opportunities.

SINGAPORE (Jan 15): Despite being “global natives” – companies which expand into international markets rapidly, often within the first year of their existence – Singapore’s online businesses appear the most pessimistic about their prospects over

SINGAPORE (Dec 5): The introduction of dual-class shares (DCS) has damaged Singapore's regulatory creditability and contradicts investor stewardship, suggests findings from a report by the Asian Corporate Governance Association (ACGA) and CLSA Limited

SINGAPORE (Nov 9): The Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) is proposing several changes to its delisting rules for Singapore companies, and expects to implement the new delisting rules next year.

SINGAPORE (Jul 9): Hyflux has been granted a six-month and three-month extension of deadlines to file its 2Q18 and 3Q18 unaudited financial statements, originally due Aug 14 and Nov 14 this year, respectively.

SINGAPORE (June 29): Poor corporate governance recently became an issue at a number of locally listed companies, both large and small.

SINGAPORE (Apr 16): On April 3, two former property agents were fined $60,000 each for short-term rentals they had posted on Airbnb. The two men had collected $19,000 from four listings at the d’Leedon condominium over five weeks last year. The action w