Singapore’s legal market is gradually liberalising and, with it, the competition keeps flying in. Elizabeth Broomhall finds out what’s in store for southeast Asia’s latest glittering legal hub
From the top of the world’s most expensive casino building in Marina Bay, Singapore’s central business district is an impressive sight. Overlooking the water, an array of glittering silver skyscrapers bear the names of banks, insurance companies and luxury hotel brands, while a mix of local landmarks, shopping malls and restaurants keep tourists happy.
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