Act 2007
Financial Services Act 2007
Issued by Financial Services Commission
Effective: 28 Sep 2007
Last amended: 25 Jul 2019
Plain-English summary
The Financial Services Act 2007 is the legislative framework that regulates the licensing and supervision of financial services and international business activities in Mauritius. This act grants the Financial Services Commission its statutory power for the regulation and punishment of any financial sector activities that may be considered illegal or unlicensed. Learn more about the Financial Services Act 2007 at Financial Services Commission Mauritius.
Who it applies to
Insurance · Capital Markets · Asset & Wealth Management
Topics
Prudential & Capital
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