DATES: Tuesday 13th & Wednesday 14th April 2010

OPENING HOURS: 8.30 - 18.30

VENUE: Suntec Singapore - Level 2 - Ballroom 2 & 3

Well established as a premier Asian financial hub, Singapore offers a secure environment from which individuals can manage their personal wealth. The country has an impressive record of political stability and stringent client confidentiality laws comparable to those of Switzerland. The banking industry is strictly regulated to the highest international standards.

The tax regime is also favourable, with no tax on interest and capital gains for non-residents. There are no tax or other barriers to the free entry and repatriation of funds. Its legal system - based on English common law and recognised as the most efficient in Asia - is an additional advantage.

Singapore is also home to a vibrant stock exchange, the world's fourth largest foreign exchange centre, and more than 700 international banks and other financial institutions. The Singapore government actively promotes free enterprise and is pursuing the asset management industry as a key initiative of national development.

Over the years, Singapore's robust economic and financial fundamentals, favourable regulatory and business environment, strategic location, skilled and educated workforce, well-developed telecommunications and infrastructure and high living standards have attracted numerous leading international financial institutions to set up operations in Singapore. These reputable institutions have contributed to the vibrancy and sophistication of Singapore's financial industry. Financial Services account for 11% of Singapore's GDP.

Financial Sector Growth & Evolution in Singapore 1974 - 2007

Strategic Location in a Region of Opportunities
Asia's immense economic growth, driven largely by China and India is expected to surpass that in other parts of the world. Singapore's strategic geographical location enables it to access 548 million people in the Southeast Asian market and 3.2 billion strong Asian market within 7 hours of flight time.
Singapore's unique location and sophisticated telecommunications network also allow financial institutions to transact business with any part of the world within the same working day. Financial institutions trade around-the-clock with Asia-Pacific centres, as well as European and American centres, making Singapore a significant hub for 24-hour trading in foreign exchange and securities. As the world's third most wired and Asia's most wired nation, close to 99% of the population, or almost every home, school and business has access to broadband internet. International travel is equally convenient, with 84 airlines operating scheduled services through Singapore to more than 180 cities in 57 countries worldwide.

Shorex Singapore 2009

This is the Eight issue of the Wealth Management Forum organised by Shorex in Geneva.

See previous Shorex Wealth Management Forum in Geneva:

Shorex Geneva 2009

Shorex Geneva 2008

Shorex Geneva 2007

Shorex Geneva 2006

Shorex Geneva 2005

Shorex Geneva 2004

Shorex Geneva 2003

Shorex Geneva 2002

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