A foreign company can open a SPV company in Philippine which will be used for certain specific financing actions or business operations. The Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is structured as a separate legal entity from its founding parent company and, as such, the parent company may used it for securitization…
The Philippines is one of the most open Asian countries when it comes to foreign direct investments. With large industries, such as tourism, trading, and manufacturing which support the economy, setting up a company in the Philippines can be a great idea for those interested in operating in Southeast Asia. Out of all Filipino…
Investors interested in starting businesses in the Philippines can choose between several emerging industries, one of the most prolific being the financial technology sector, which is a combination between the financial and the IT sectors. One of the most important attributes of the fintech sector is that enterprisers can benefit from various incentives from the…
Foreign investors who open a recruitment company in the Philippines follow the industry’s rules and the requirements for business incorporation. A recruitment and employment company will pair the local labour force with the right available positions. At the same time, it can also provide services for intra-company transfers and hiring…
Company liquidation in the Philippines can happen if investors decide to close their business due to various reasons, such as financial difficulties. There are two main ways in which a Filipino company can be liquidated: the voluntary and the involuntary one. There is also the company liquidation procedure by shortening the corporate term.…
