Press releases - FCHAIN

According to the Presidential Decree dated 25.11.2023, as of 01.01.2024, the minimum capital amounts regulated in the Turkish Commercial Code for anonymous and limited companies was increased to: 250,000 Turkish Liras for anonymous companies, up from 50,000 Turkish Liras, 50,000 Turkish Liras for limited companies, up from 10,000 Turkish Liras. For non-public anonymous companies adopting

Insights from the latest Singapore Index of Inflation Expectations Survey (SinDEx), jointly conducted by DBS and Singapore Management University (SMU), reveal a nuanced outlook on inflation among Singaporeans. According to the survey, conducted in March 2024, there is a shift in sentiment regarding future inflation trends. While a significant portion of respondents (45.9%) still anticipate

EOR services from FCHAIN Tajikistan allow you to hire remote, international, or contingent workers without having to set up a legal entity and navigate the complexities of legal compliance in each location you want to hire in. Refers to third-party providers that serve as legal employers for your contingent or international workforce we handle a

Financial Chain Corporation, a renowned global consulting company with 14 branches worldwide specializing in business services and outsourcing, audit and assurance, financial audit, legal services etc. announces the readiness of its branch in Warsaw, Poland. This strategic expansion represents a significant milestone for FCHAIN Corporation as it further solidifies the company’s commitment to providing top-tier

FCHAIN Georgian Office informs that the World Bank on Thursday published the Macro Poverty Outlook report of Europe and Central Asia, highlighting that Georgia has made notable gains in income growth and poverty reduction in the past decade. In the report, released twice annually, the Bank stressed a declining trend of poverty and unemployment in

A more stable economy compared to 2023 and a high foreign trade surplus should boost the Czech crown to under EUR 1: CZK 24, analysts say. A recent report from news agency Reuters has revealed that the Czech crown will be the only currency in Central Europe to strengthen in the next 12 months. This