Narissa Chen, Partner, Head of Audit & Assurance and Lai Kee Yin, Partner, Technology, Digital and Sustainability Consulting shed light on the next steps to prepare your company for International Standard of Sustainability Assurance (ISSA) 5000, effective December 2026.
Is the biopharma scene in Singapore finally gaining momentum? Few home-grown firms are listing on SGX, where experts believe that the strategic decision, like those of many others, points to a key issue — less-than-favourable valuations in the local bourse.
Kirsty McMillan, Partner, Transfer Pricing and International Tax (Singapore) and Jonathan Stuart-Smith, APAC Tax Leader (Thailand) shed light on the implementation of this new ruling and its potential implications.
6 September – Selina Ang, Associate Director, Marketing and Communications/Sustainability was featured on MoneyFM 89.3.
In a StraitsTimes interview, Ooi Chee Keong, Partner and Head of Capital Markets, highlighted that Mirxes' entry into the index is a strategic move not only to elevate its visibility and credibility, but also allows access to global capital critical for scaling.
Speaking to Lianhe Zaobao in a recent interview, Ellyn Tan, Partner, Financial Advisory (Restructuring & Insolvency), expects the number of insolvent companies in certain sectors such as the F&B and construction industries to rise, as economic conditions remain unfavourable and cost pressures have yet to ease.
Over the past decade, as regulations tighten and investor expectations grow, the demand for credible, strategic environmental, social and governance (ESG) support is rising fast.
Singapore’s corporate debt market surged in 2024, with new issuances rising 34 per cent year-on-year to $308 billion, as businesses capitalised on favourable market conditions and investor demand.
In an interview with Lianhe Zaobao, our Management Consulting Director, Aidan Khoo, shared his expert opinion on a key government initiative that was announced during the 2025 budget, and how it impacts the private credit scene, as well as the advantages and considerations of turning to private credit for a business.
With the impact of talent crunch being felt throughout many organisations, HR professionals are urged to drive digital transformation and human-centred skill development—challenging their existing current strategies and the need to stay relevant.
Why are more companies—including some from Singapore—eyeing listings in Hong Kong?
Is your organisation prepared for the new ESG era? With countries transiting to mandatory disclosures under the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)’s global standards: IFRS S1 & S2, businesses are now reevaluating their approach to ESG and will need to consider how this fundamental shift directly impacts leadership accountability, internal systems and investor engagement.
With heightened market conditions over the past months, the ripple effect is becoming evident with companies jumping onto the bandwagon of delisting.
As digital transformation accelerates and market conditions are constantly shifting, accounting and finance professionals are faced with the pressure of stepping up beyond traditional roles.
In an environment with heightened competition and geopolitics impacting opportunity, organisations are constantly on the lookout for ways to scale up and get ahead.
With recent geopolitical tensions including the implementation of tariffs across the globe, supply chain resilience has surfaced as a cause of concern for many.
The recent CDL saga concerning high-profile boardroom fallout, has shed light on the vulnerabilities in family-run businesses—raising serious concerns about internal controls, succession planning, and how authority and oversight were managed in the company, which ultimately resulted in the weakening of investor confidence.
As Singapore gears up for GE2025, key issues like fiscal policy, cost of living, housing, and foreign talent are in focus.
Could Singapore's recent $1 billion private credit growth fund spur more cross-border merger and acquisition (M&A) deals? With this capital injection, local companies may be more motivated to target regional and international acquisitions, ultimately driving expansion into new markets.
Recent steps announced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) equities market review group to revitalise the stock market have been promising, with trading volume increasing by 56% from January to February.
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