Uncertainty mounts in Singapore after China tightens offshore trust rules
Recent reforms by Beijing, including a clampdown on assets being moved overseas and an overhaul of tax rules on offshore trusts, have raised concerns in Singapore that wealthy Chinese may no longer choose the city-state to set up single family offices. Lawyers and Members of Parliament are among those questioning Singapore's continued lure for foreign wealth, according to Nikkei Asia.
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