- The local and foreign shareholdings are uplifted from a dual sharia law and civil law jurisdiction to a common law jurisdiction:
- allowing more flexibility to gain a higher investor’s protection while the ultimate local shareholding complies with the mainland regulatory framework;
- granting access to more sophisticated contractual and structuring environment;
- Subjecting the resolution of conflicts to a common law jurisdiction, court and arbitration rules.
- Exiting from the heavy legalisation and notarisation costs (unlike foreign IBC used or corporate actions are executed).