In the intricate world of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), the structure and exercise of voting rights play a pivotal role in steering investment strategies.

It’s a race against time in preserving Mother Earth for our current and future generations. Countries around the world have more recently stepped up in their collective efforts and commitment to decarbonise the world and support sustainable practices, including Singapore. This is indeed an exciting environment for both companies and investors to watch as the Singapore Government ramps up its efforts to achieve its net-zero targets by 2050.

In late November 2022, Assure, a once popular platform providing end-to-end SPV services in the US, announced its shutdown. This news left investors hanging high and dry, as many had already paid the lifetime management fees to the company, which it won't reimburse, and they will need to find a new partner to manage their active SPVs.

Frequently Asked Questions on obligations of Private Limited companies in Singapore.

Singapore took great strides in the last years to facilitate an efficient and swift access to venture capital deals. To this end, one of the measures is the introduction of a standard set of legal documentation (comparable with the model legal documents of the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) in the US).