Welcome to the 4th issue of the Dentons Rodyk Reporter in 2017.

The Dentons Rodyk Reporter is a compendium of commentaries produced and published by Dentons Rodyk Academy on a weekly basis. You may download the PDF report to read the complete issue, or read the articles using the links below. The updates and articles on the latest developments in the law and industry practices are conveniently categorised in these specialist bulletins:

Arbitration Review

• Extending your reach to the invisible parties to the arbitration agreement

Business Bulletin

• From offshore to onshore Moving foreign entities to Singapore
• Venture Capital fund managers may begin operations in record time in Singapore

Litigation Brief

• When is it illegal to hold private and public property interests in Singapore

Property Notes

• Establishing a chain of title: Leveraging blockchain for the real estate industry

Regional Report

• Practical tips for maintaining a list of registrable controllers in Singapore

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	Extending your reach to the "invisible parties" to the arbitration agreement October 4, 2017 Aggrieved claimants may sometimes seek to extend their claims not only to the company that agreed to arbitrate disputes – but also to that company’s shareholders or ultimate controlling person(s).
	From off-shore to on-shore: Moving foreign entities to Singapore under the Inward Re-domiciliation Regime October 25, 2017 Increasingly, companies and individuals are reconsidering their use of “offshore” corporate entities, in light of a growing international push for transparency and exchange of information amongst jurisdictions for tax purposes.
	Venture Capital fund managers may begin operations in record time in Singapore October 27, 2017 Although a venture capital fund may be prepared to invest in a new country, lengthy requirements to set up operations may risk the loss of valuable business opportunities.
	When is it illegal to hold private and public property interests in Singapore? October 10, 2017 Family or friends jointly investing in real property often begin with the best intentions. However, without clear agreements, these deals may end up in lengthy (and costly) disputes. Further complications may occur especially if one of the parties owns an HDB flat.
	Establishing a chain of title: Leveraging blockchain for the real estate industry Establishing a good title and guaranteeing speedy acquisition of real estate is of paramount importance to investors, funds, and real estate developers.
	Practical tips for maintaining a list of "registrable controllers" in Singapore: what Japanese companies should know August 21, 2017 Japanese companies, branches, and subsidiaries incorporated or registered in Singapore may face novel challenges when complying with the new requirement to maintain a register of “registrable controllers”.