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  • Securities

    As per the Securities Act 2005 , the FSC is the regulator of the non-bank financial markets in Mauritius which comprises Securities Exchanges, clearing and settlement facilities and securities trading systems on the one hand and Collective Investment Schemes and intermediaries on the other.

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  • Insurance and Pensions

    Insurance & Pensions are important sectors of the economy contributing to growth and for risk management & protection of businesses and individuals. These sectors are regulated under Insurance Act and Private Pension Schemes Act. The FSC adheres to international norms & principles and ensures effective regulation and supervision of thes…

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  • Global Business & Other NBFI

    Mauritius International Financial Centre has forged a solid reputation as a jurisdiction of substance based on sound regulatory practices, international norms and a conducive business environment. The FSC oversees Global Business Licensees which also include Global Funds.

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  • The Supervisory Framework

    The FSC regularly reinforces its supervisory framework in response to international development and challenges in order to promote robust regulation of its licensees, safeguard public interest, foster investors’ confidence, protect consumers and ensure more effective enforcement.

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