Mauritius

The Financial Services Commission is the leading independent regulatory body that facilitates the development, regulation, and supervision of the non-banking financial services and global business sectors in Mauritius. As an autonomous corporation under the Ministry of Financial Services and Good Governance, the commission is the institution that holds together the country's huge offshore financial network. Working along with the country's central bank, it protects the country's economic integrity by ensuring that thousands of insurance companies, investment funds, capital markets intermediary services, and corporate service providers are operating in Mauritius.

The Financial Services Commission supervises the financial services industry of non-banks in Mauritius, with the aim of maintaining its integrity, openness, and fairness. This institution licenses financial organizations, conducts audits for compliance purposes, implements international standards on AML/CFT, and disciplines non-compliant entities to safeguard investors and the jurisdiction’s reputation as a financial center.