We list the outcomes of the fist in-person IPEF Ministerial conference held on September 8-9, 2022 in Los Angeles, California.
Economic ministers from several ASEAN countries attended the first official meeting of the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework in Los Angeles.
SMEs should benchmark M&A costs against the potential gains and deploy strategies that have been successfully used by industry peers.
India will be part of three out of four pillars of the US-led IPEF framework – resilient economy (supply chain), clean economy (decarbonization and infrastructure), and fair economy (anti-corruption and tax).
The growing high-wealth Chinese population living in Singapore will likely create more business and investment links between the two countries.
We answer key questions around the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), implications for member countries, and its impact on China and relevance to RCEP.
Renegotiating terms of the joint venture is not common, but we discuss which considerations can require parties to revisit the contract.
Vietnam's infrastructure is crucial for its fast-growing economy and record FDI. We look at the current state of infrastructure and key prospects.
While India's EV industry is at a nascent stage of growth, it will benefit from a strong auto manufacturing ecosystem and large consumer base.
Among the new changes is the introduction of the Overseas Network & Expertise Pass, which allows high-earners and achievers to live in Singapore without the need to secure employment first.
We discuss the trademark registration process for businesses in China and the UK, and provide examples to showcase major do's and don'ts.