We're pleased to be featured in Asian Business Review, a leading regional publication covering business strategy, investment trends and economic developments across Asia.
In the article, Kathryn Burke, Managing Director of Clara, an Ascentium Company, explores how the Dubai International Financial Centre's (DIFC) latest reforms have expanded access to its Prescribed Company (PC) regime. By removing the previous eligibility and nexus requirements, the reforms offer international businesses greater flexibility to establish holding, investment and ownership structures within a globally recognised common law framework.
The feature also examines the governance and compliance considerations introduced alongside the reforms. From understanding when a Corporate Service Provider is required to reviewing ownership, reporting, and governance arrangements, business should access how the new framework applies to their structures. As investment and trade connectivity between Asia and the Middle East continues to strengthen, early preparation will help organisations navigate the transition and capitalise on emerging cross-border opportunities.