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Securities and Futures Act (SFA): Primary legislation governing securities, futures, and financial markets in Singapore. Essential for any security sharing arrangement.

Companies Act: Fundamental legislation governing corporate entities in Singapore, including their ability to create and share securities.

Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA): Regulates the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data, which may be relevant if the security sharing involves individual stakeholder information.

Evidence Act: Governs the admissibility of electronic records and communications in legal proceedings, relevant for digital security arrangements.

Conveyancing and Law of Property Act: Governs the transfer and creation of property interests, including security interests in real property.

MAS Guidelines: Regulatory guidelines issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore relating to security arrangements and financial matters.

Registration of Deeds Act: Governs the registration of legal documents relating to property and security interests.

Bills of Sale Act: Regulates the registration and enforcement of security interests in personal property.

MAS Notice 648: Specific regulatory notice on Minimum Liquid Assets and related security requirements.

SGX Listing Rules: Regulations for listed companies on the Singapore Exchange, including requirements for security arrangements.

Singapore Common Law: Principles of contract law developed through case law in Singapore's legal system.

Insolvency Laws: Legal framework governing bankruptcy and corporate insolvency, relevant for security enforcement.

Banking Regulations: Regulatory framework for financial institutions involved in security arrangements.

Competition Law: Legal framework ensuring security sharing arrangements do not create anti-competitive effects.