Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
164 matching statutes
Singapore
1 provisions
The Act lets certain assignees of life assurance policies sue in their own name, requires notice of assignment to the insurer before a new assignee can sue, and requires insurers to state a principal place of business and give written acknowledgment of notice on request.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision defines key terms used in the Banking Act, including “Authority,” “bank,” “banking business,” and “merchant bank.”
Singapore
1 provisions
The Act bans promoting or participating in pyramid-selling or multi-level marketing schemes, and restricts related business-name registration and company incorporation.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act transfers the hospital’s assets, liabilities and records to the successor company, lets the Minister resolve transfer disputes, requires certain authorities to register the transfer on application, and dissolves the transferor.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act is the Chit Funds Act 1971 and it defines key terms used for chit fund licensing and regulation.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it.
Singapore
1 provisions
People who are or were linked to a specified organisation must not disclose secret or confidential information obtained through their position unless authorized or legally required.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision gives the Act’s title and defines several key terms used in it.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act sets out who joins the Singapore Business Federation, how it is governed, how subscriptions and accounts are handled, and what powers the Minister, Board, and Council have.
Singapore
1 provisions
Bodies corporate may make and vary contracts without a seal in the ways described here, subject to authority and date-based limits.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act transfers certain insured persons’ rights against insurers to third parties when insolvency-related events happen, and it requires specified persons to provide information and inspection access to help third parties enforce those rights.
Singapore
1 provisions
This section says what key terms mean for the Act, including business trust, registered business trust, Authority, trustee-manager, unit, and unitholder.