Dmitry Shubov Consulting Outlines U.S. Market Entry Framework for Asian Tech Scale-Ups — Dmitry Shubov Consulting

Event summary

Dmitry Shubov Consulting released a corporate restructuring roadmap for Southeast Asian tech scale-ups entering the U.S. market on September 28, 2026.
The advisory follows a September 16, 2026 report forecasting 4.8% annual regional growth but noting institutional hurdles for foreign capital access.
Key priorities include Delaware flip structuring, dual-jurisdiction IP assignment, and CFIUS regulatory alignment.
The framework aims to address legal and transactional friction for Asian software and legaltech startups forming American entities.

The big picture

The advisory comes amid growing institutional hurdles for Asian tech scale-ups seeking U.S. capital, as highlighted by a joint report from Bain & Company, DBS Bank, and Vriens & Partners. Dmitry Shubov Consulting's framework addresses structural gaps in corporate governance and regulatory compliance, positioning Asian firms to better attract international investment. The strategic focus on Delaware entities and CFIUS alignment reflects broader trends in cross-border venture capital integration.

What we're watching

Regulatory Alignment: Whether Southeast Asian firms can sustain CFIUS compliance while maintaining operational agility in the U.S. market.
Investor Confidence: How the adoption of Dmitry Shubov Consulting's framework will affect institutional investor appetite for Asian tech scale-ups.
Execution Risk: The pace at which Asian startups implement Delaware flip structures and dual-jurisdiction IP assignments to meet U.S. investor standards.