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It’s high time for property developers to implement effective anti-money laundering requirements
Singapore’s real estate sector will soon see a tightening of its customer and transaction due diligence requirements. From 28 June 2023, property developers will need to implement enhanced measures to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing. This will include the requirement to conduct customer due diligence (CDD) checks on new and existing property purchasers.
Companies need to adapt business models for opportunities, sustainable growth: Deloitte leader
This comes amidst the expected moderation in growth for the Singapore economy this year.
The ChatGPT effect? Investors bet big on deep tech startups
An expert from Velocity Ventures believes new startups will build their business models on the chatbot.
Budget 2023: Top consultancy firm wants re-evaluation of tax incentives for businesses
Deloitte made the call amidst developments in the BEPS 2.0 initiative.
Singapore’s 9 IPOs in 2022 raise $580.4m
A total of three were Special Purpose Acquisition Companies and six were Catalist IPOs.
Commentary
Transformation without disruption: Your Existing ERP is an accelerant to business innovation
From Singapore to Southeast Asia: Thriving in innovation by knowing when to pause
Section 13O, MAS, and the digital footprint of Singapore Family Offices
Could Singapore lead the world's next management revolution?
RIE2030’s real test: Turning innovation into impact
What Singapore logistics operators often overlook when electrifying fleets
Singapore's mid-market leadership problem nobody is talking about
From ‘only’ to ‘one of’: What Thailand’s land bridge means for Singapore businesses now
Digital identity in the age of AI: Singapore’s strategic advantage
Why Singapore-based firms still underestimate the human side of doing business in North Asia