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What Are the Roles of Company Secretaries in Singapore?

In Singapore, the company secretary plays a crucial role in ensuring that a business remains compliant with the Companies Act and other regulatory requirements. Appointing a company secretary is mandatory within six months of incorporation, and the person must be a local resident with sufficient knowledge and experience. The key responsibilities of a company secretary include:

• Statutory compliance: Ensuring timely filings with ACRA, such as annual returns, company updates, and resolutions.
• Corporate governance: Supporting the board of directors by organizing meetings, preparing agendas and minutes, and advising on legal obligations.
• Maintaining records: Keeping statutory registers up to date, including details of directors, shareholders, and share movements.

Beyond compliance, company secretaries also act as a liaison with government agencies and provide guidance on regulatory changes, making them a valuable asset for both startups and established companies in Singapore. You can learn more on our guides.