International consultancy services

Singapore Office

Locatein Spain opens an office in Singapore to better serve its global markets

Singapore provides an excellent gateway to nearly all of the major Asian markets. It offers global connectivity due to its strategic location, a pro-business environment, attractive tax regime, liberal immigration policies, skilled and talented labor force, world-class infrastructure, an efficient legal system, high quality of living and a responsive pro-active stable government

Addreess:
Locate in Singapore
1 Scott road.
21-07 Shaw Centre
Singapore 228208
+65 8355 2315

We are confident that this new office will support our growth in the region for many years come

Our services:

• We support investors  to find and adquire Spanish companies. Wesupport the negotiation of the transaction
• Establishment of Spanish companies in Asia via Singapore
• Spanish exports in Singapore and Indonesia
• Exchange Business training missions (Spain-Singapore and vice versa): Establishment abroad advantages and disadvantages strategic, financial, cultural differences and negotiation

Information:
The Global Competitiveness Report 2012-2013 assesses the competitiveness landscape of 144 economies, providing insight into the drivers of their productivity and prosperity. The Report series remains the most comprehensive assessment of national competitiveness worldwide. Access the data platform to visualize and download the data. This year’s report findings show that Switzerland tops the overall rankings in The Global Competitiveness Report for the fourth consecutive year. Singapore remains in second position with Finland, in third position, overtaking Sweden 4th). These and other Northern and Western European countries dominate the top 10 with the Netherlands, Germany and United Kingdom respectively ranked 5th, 6th and 8th. The United States (7th), Hong Kong (9th) and Japan (10th) complete the top 10. The Report emphasizes persisting competitiveness divides across and within regions, as short-termism and political deadlock continue to hold back the economic performance of many countries and regions. Looking forward, productivity improvements and private sector investment will be key to improving global economies at a time of heightened uncertainty about the global economic outlook. Read the full report, press release and access the full rankings.

Bibliographic citation: Schwab, Klaus; Sala i Martin, Xavier; World Economic Forum. "The Global Competitiveness Report 2012-2013"
Reference: 92-95044-35-5 (ISBN-10); 978-92-95044-35-7 (ISBN-13)