Lanturn SG Blog - Glossary Category - Page 3

  Reading time less than a minuteThe Singapore government established the Temporary Bridging Loan (TBL) Programme to provide qualifying SMEs working capital for business needs. It allows SMEs to borrow up to S$5 million at an interest rate capped at 5%.  

 

  Reading time less than a minuteAn investor that meets certain standards outlined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D qualifies as an accredited investor. For example, individuals may qualify by having (1) annual income exceeding either $200K (singly) or $300K (with spouse or spousal equivalent) in each of the two most recent years; (2) more than $1 […]

 

  Reading time less than a minuteThe Tech.Pass is a visa administered by the Singapore Economic Development Board, that allows foreign established tech entrepreneurs, leaders or technical experts to come to Singapore to perform frontier and disruptive innovations.  

 

  Reading time less than a minuteA company that’s in the initial stages of business, founded by one or more entrepreneurs who want to develop an in demand product or service.  

 

  Reading time less than a minuteA financial asset that does not fit into one of the traditional investment categories is known as an alternative investment. Private equity or venture capital, hedge funds, managed futures, art and antiquities, commodities, and derivatives contracts are examples of alternative investments.  

 

  Reading time 9 minutesLong Term Visit Pass Singapore (LTVP): A Complete Guide The Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) provides stability and security for individuals looking to establish a business presence or build a life in Singapore. With a validity of up to two years and the option for renewal, it provides a seamless way to do so. […]

 

  Reading time less than a minuteA form of private equity and a type of financing wherein investor/s provide to startup companies and small businesses that have long-term growth potential.  

 

  Reading time less than a minuteA Joint venture is formed when two or more businesses agree to share their resources and profits in the course of accomplishing a specific objective.  

 

  Reading time less than a minuteIncorporation is the legal process of formally organizing and officially bringing into existence a corporate entity or company.  

 

  Reading time less than a minuteThe book or file that bookkeepers use to record all pertinent accounts is called a general ledger. Five important accounting items are tracked in the general ledger: assets, liabilities, owner’s capital, income, and costs.  

 

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