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The Companies Act requires that every company registered in the city-state appoint at least one director who is ordinarily a resident in Singapore.
We can help you fulfil this requirement by appointing one of our team members to act as the nominee resident director for your company, on a short-term or annual basis.
In Singapore, a Nominee Director has the same obligations and responsibilities as those imposed on a regular director by the Companies Act and the common law.
Most of the company’s powers are vested in the board of directors, who control the company’s affairs and are answerable to the shareholders.
Directors are responsible for the statutory books and filings, accounting records and annual accounts, shareholders and directors meetings and importantly, all directors have a fiduciary duty towards the company.
The Companies Act requires all Singapore private limited companies to have at least one shareholder who is either an individual or a corporation. It is not necessary for the shareholder to be a Singapore resident as 100% foreign shareholding of a company is allowed in the republic.
When incorporating your Singapore or offshore company, you can become the shareholder of the company. Alternatively, we can provide you with a Nominee Shareholder which in turn, will help you secure your corporate privacy.