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Government Investigations in Singapore 2025
Singapore | Publication | July 2024
We have contributed the Singapore chapter of Getting the Deal Through, Government Investigations 2025.
Businesses face complex regulatory and law enforcement challenges need to respond appropriately to government investigations.
Our guide on Government Investigations in Singapore 2025 sets out the latest legal and regulatory developments into key areas including:
- Key enforcement agencies relevant to businesses, and their powers;
- Corporate criminal liability;
- Whistleblowing;
- Evidence gathering and investigative techniques;
- Cooperation with enforcement agencies;
- Resolution of investigations; and
- Key trends for 2025
The publication follows a unique format to ease comparative analysis across jurisdictions.
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