A Trusted, Well-Regulated and Robust International Financial Centre of Choice
The Mauritius International Financial Centre boasts more than two decades’ track record in cross-border investment and finance and offers an unparalleled well-regulated and transparent platform.
As an internationally recognised jurisdiction of repute, the Mauritius IFC is home to international banks, legal firms, corporate services, investment funds and private equity funds.
Chosen by Sovereign and impactful Development Finance Partners, the Mauritius International Financial Centre is the ideal business and investment centre participating actively in the economic empowerment of Africa.
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Key Member of Regional Economic Blocs
- Founding member of African Union (AU), Southern African Development Community (SADC) and Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA).
- Driving Quality Investment in Africa.
- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into Africa – USD 39.6 billion as at June 2019.
Leveraging on state-of-the-art infrastructure, modern and innovative legal framework and ease of doing business regime, the Mauritius IFC offers a panoply of competitive financial products and services, including private banking, global business, limited liability companies, protected cell companies, trust and foundation, insurance and reinsurance, investment banking, global headquarter administration, amongst others.
Besides being a sophisticated platform for cross-border investment, the Mauritius IFC is well poised to play a crucial role to attract investment and promoting prosperity for and across Africa.
The Mauritius International Financial Centre explores new competitive business venues and a wide spectrum of investment opportunities for global companies to invest in Africa.
Strongly bearing in mind, its political, social and economic stability and regulatory framework, the Mauritius IFC offers a certainty to global investors to look up for Africa as an investment destination.
GDP Contribution | 13.1%1 |
Growth Rate | 3.4%2 |
Asset Under Management (USD) | >85 Bn |
Number of bilateral agreements signed |
44 DTAAS |
Number of banks | 19 |
1, 2 Source: Contribution to GDP (forecast) - Financial Services Commission - Mauritius (fscmauritius.org)