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Singapore: A Strategic Launchpad For Global Entrepreneurs And Families

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By Kwong Wing Leon, Yee Hoong Chua, Gary Beh, Jonathan Lim
| Mondaq
Across the world, business owners, founders and internationally mobile families are reassessing where they live, invest and build long-term plans. Political volatility, shifting tax rules and tightening regulations in certain markets have driven many to seek a jurisdiction that combines stability, economic opportunity and clarity.
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Clarity In Chaos: Singapore Court Ruling Highlights Risks In Family Asset Arrangements

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By Mohammed Samim Reza, Yee Hoong Chua
| Mondaq
Mohammed Reza’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia with readers working within the Basic Industries, Chemicals and Technology industries A recent Singapore High Court decision, Jenny Prawesti v Sauw Tjiauw Koe [2025] SGHC 209, serves as a stark and powerful reminder for individuals and families of the profound risks inherent in certain "family arrangements" for holding significant assets.
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International Estate Planning For Art Collectors - A Singapore Perspective

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By Yee Hoong Chua, Usha Chandradas
| Mondaq
Art collectors often require specialised estate planning approaches that differ from those used for more traditional assets. The unique nature, diverse forms, and complex ownership of artworks call for detailed inventories, careful selection and empowerment of executors and trustees, consideration of cross-border legal and tax implications, and thoughtful strategies to achieve preservation, fair distribution, or continuity of a legacy.
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