通往亚洲的门户——Alexander Ressos博士著作《新加坡：国际金融中心》（Singapore as an International Financial Centre）的一部分。
第I部分考察新加坡作为进入东南亚、中国和印度的门户，与日内瓦作为非洲枢纽的角色相对应。
本部分属于Alexander Ressos博士的著作新加坡：国际金融中心，全书在本站逐节完整发布。
东南亚与区域总部
A multinational group that wants to sell, produce or invest in Southeast Asia faces a region of eleven states, several hundred million consumers and almost as many legal systems as languages. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia区域总部模式
A regional headquarters sits between the global head office of a group and its operating subsidiaries in individual countries. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia东盟经济一体化
ASEAN was founded on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok by Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia条约网络与投资保护
A regional headquarters often holds the shares of the operating companies in the region. Dividends, interest, royalties and service fees then flow from those companies to Singapore. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia进入区域市场
The single market of ASEAN remains, for most practical purposes, a collection of national markets with their own company laws, foreign investment rules, tax systems, labour laws and languages. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia区域风险及其管理
Southeast Asia has experienced coups, contested elections, mass protests and abrupt changes of policy within the lifetime of most investments. The most dramatic recent example is Myanmar. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia东南亚与区域总部：实务影响
A group that establishes a regional headquarters in Singapore should treat the decision as a combination of operational, legal and tax choices. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia东南亚与区域总部：与日内瓦和香港的比较
The Geneva volume describes the city's relationship with Africa as one built on trade, banking, diplomacy and the French language. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia东南亚与区域总部：摘要
Singapore has become the leading location for regional headquarters in Asia, with about 4,200 regional offices according to an EY study of 2019, because it combines connectivity, talent, legal… Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia中国：资本、家族财富与“一带一路”
China is Singapore's largest trading partner and the state with which its relationship is most layered. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia历史渊源与外交关系
The Chinese presence in Singapore is older than the modern state. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia贸易、投资与政府间合作项目
The growth of trade since 1990 has been rapid. Bilateral trade rose from US$8.154 billion in 1998 to US$10.821 billion in 2000. By 2009 it had reached S$75.1 billion. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia在新加坡的中国企业
The first Chinese enterprises in modern Singapore were banks and state trading companies. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia中国家族财富与家族办公室
The movement of Chinese wealth to Singapore has several causes. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia“一带一路”与基础设施融资
President Xi Jinping presented the Silk Road Economic Belt at Nazarbayev University in Astana on 7 September 2013. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia涉华业务中的合规挑战
The first compliance question in any China-related relationship concerns the origin of the funds. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia中国：资本、家族财富与“一带一路”：与日内瓦和香港的比较
Switzerland was among the first Western states to recognise the People's Republic, on 17 January 1950. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia中国：资本、家族财富与“一带一路”：摘要
Singapore's relationship with China grew from the ties of a diaspora with its homeland into a relationship between states, beginning with Deng Xiaoping's visit in November 1978 and formalised by… Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia印度：投资走廊与GIFT City
Measured by the official statistics of New Delhi, no country has sent more direct investment to India in the past quarter-century than Singapore. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia历史与社群纽带
The Indian presence in Singapore is as old as the British settlement. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia避免双重征税协定及其修订
Singapore and India concluded a first agreement for the avoidance of double taxation on 20 April 1981. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia投资印度的基金
Between April 2000 and March 2026 India recorded equity FDI inflows of 787.72 billion US dollars. Read more Singapore · Gateway to AsiaGIFT City：伙伴与竞争者
Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, known as GIFT City, is a planned financial district on the Sabarmati river near Gandhinagar. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia监管合作
The legal basis of tax cooperation is the exchange of information clause of 2011 described above, supplemented by the automatic exchange of financial account information under the Common Reporting… Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia印度：投资走廊与GIFT City：实务影响
The Singapore route to India remains open to structures with substance. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia与日内瓦、毛里求斯和迪拜的比较
Switzerland’s relationship with India has been shaped by wealth management more than by direct investment. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia印度：投资走廊与GIFT City：摘要
Singapore’s ties with India date from the arrival of Indian soldiers, traders and convicts after 1819, the government of the Straits Settlements from Calcutta until 1867 and the credit networks of… Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia印度尼西亚与马来西亚：近邻
Singapore has two neighbours with which it shares a strait, a history and a large part of its daily economic life. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia新加坡的印度尼西亚财富
The relationship between Singapore and Indonesia began in conflict. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia廖内群岛与跨境区域
The Riau Islands lie between 6 and 20 kilometres south of Singapore across the Singapore Strait. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia马来西亚与柔佛—新加坡经济特区
The relationship with Malaysia has a different starting point. Singapore was part of Malaysia from 1963 until its separation on 9 August 1965, which Chapter C.II examines. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia税务特赦与资产汇回
The most important event for Indonesian wealth in Singapore in the past decade was the tax amnesty that ran from July 2016 to 31 March 2017 under Law No. 11 of 2016 on tax amnesty. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia邻国：机遇与风险
Indonesia and Malaysia are home to some of the largest and fastest-growing middle classes in Asia. For Singapore, they are hinterland, market and source of clients at once. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia近邻与日内瓦的比较
Geneva lives in an even closer relationship with its neighbour. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia印度尼西亚与马来西亚：近邻：摘要
Singapore’s relationship with Indonesia and Malaysia combines geography, history and finance more closely than any other relationship of the financial centre. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia避风港：资本流入、财富移民及其政治
Every financial centre that succeeds attracts two kinds of arrivals: money looking for safety and people looking for a place to live with it. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia新加坡作为避风港
A safe haven, in the language of finance, is a place where capital is expected to keep its value and remain accessible in times of stress. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia财富移民与居留计划
Wealth can move without its owners, but the families who move their family office to Singapore usually want to live there as well. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia房地产、住房与舆论
Property is the point at which foreign wealth touches the daily life of Singaporeans most directly. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia资金流入与非法资金风险
The attributes that make Singapore attractive to honest wealth also make it attractive to criminals. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia在开放与诚信之间取得平衡
The government has expressed its approach to the inflow in a formula that recurs in official statements. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia避风港：资本流入、财富迁移及其政治：与日内瓦、香港和迪拜的比较
Geneva and Singapore share the role of safe haven, although their histories of it differ. Read more Singapore · Gateway to Asia避风港：资本流入、财富迁移及其政治：摘要
Singapore attracts wealth because it combines political stability, the rule of law, a strong currency, an AAA rating and a deep financial ecosystem, and by the end of 2025 assets under management… Read more