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Scheme Creditor Objections: Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace?
We provide an update on the recent decision of the Singapore Court of Appeal in UT Singapore Services Pte Ltd v. Goh Thien Phong & Ors [2025] SGCA 17. The issues considered include the classification of creditors, the jurisdiction of the court in sanctioning the scheme, and the adequacy of disclosures made by the Liquidators.
Utilisation Of Singapore's Scheme Of Arrangement Mechanism By Indian Companies Undertaking A "Reverse Flip" To India
In recent times, a number of Indian startups initially domiciled abroad, including some in Singapore, have undertaken a "reverse flip" — a process of redomiciling their parent entities back to India. This strategic move back home aligns with their aspirations to tap into India's burgeoning capital markets and favourable regulatory environment. Furthermore, this is supported by investor sentiment whereby both Indian and global investors also acknowledge India's economic growth potential.
The Singapore Law Gazette
Getting called to the Bar is much like getting your driver’s licence. You can legally operate your vehicle on a road, but you are now probably the most dangerous thing on it. You will face many challenges in your legal
Winding up suspicious transaction reporting – insolvency practitioners take note | JD Supra
February 21, 2023 Kia Jeng Koh, Debby Lim, Navin Naidu Dentons + Follow x Following x Following - Unfollow Contact To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: A. Introduction Singapore’s existing fraudulent and insolvent trading provisions were significantly overhauled and a new liability for wrongful trading was introduced in 2020 via the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 (IRDA1.
Debby Lim, Author at The Singapore Law Gazette
Quite apart from the beginnings of a global pandemic that would come to re-define the way we lived, the year 2020 will go down in the annals of history as an eventful year. This was the year when the phrase
Debt restructuring - shift in attitude needed
ONE year ago, groundbreaking amendments were made to the Singapore Companies Act (Cap 50) that significantly enhanced the legal framework governing debt restructuring in Singapore. The primary objective behind these reforms was to enable a more constructive and efficient restructuring solution
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