The guidelines seek to support responsible artificial intelligence adoption in Singapore’s financial sector. This article highlights the salient features of the guidelines.

The guidelines, which take effect on 7 October 2027, address oversight, key AI risk management systems, policies and procedures, AI life cycle controls, and AI capability and capacity.

This article encapsulates and evaluates the 2025 decisions of the Singapore courts on conflict of laws. It is authored by Leow Wei Xiang Joel and Assistant Professor Marcus Teo Wei Ren.

The AI-Driven Cyber and Technology Risk Taskforce will address emerging AI-driven threats through collaboration, innovation, and shared expertise and focus on the areas of industry collaboration, capability uplift and guidance development.

The new tax regime creates a comprehensive framework for the taxation of offshore trusts funded or controlled by PRC tax residents as well as trusts holding PRC-situs or PRC-source assets funded by non-residents.

The MOU will facilitate capability-building partnerships between Singapore and China in areas including safety and technical assessments of nuclear reactor technologies, manpower training and scientific visits and so on.

This is part of efforts to promote international arbitration as an effective method of dispute resolution for resolving international disputes.

This is the first staffed office outside of its Washington, DC headquarters and will provide support to parties and counsel, deepen outreach to States, investors, and legal practitioners, and raise awareness of the full scope of its offerings.