Founded in 2020, Mauritius Finance (MF) is the leading voice for the financial services industry in Mauritius, as a result of Global Finance Mauritius and the Association of Trust and Management Companies joining forces as one well – resourced organisation. ...
Standard Chartered believes passionately in its immediate and longer term future, and remains fully committed to driving investment, trade and the creation of wealth in Mauritius through its corporate and institutional banking franchise. We bring our corporate clients local expertise with global insights ...
This note highlights some of the amendments or new additions made to the legal landscape of the corporate and financial services sector in Mauritius. Companies Act 2001 Small private companies With respect to their last preceding accounting period, private compani...
Founded in 2020, Mauritius Finance (MF) is the leading voice for the financial services industry in Mauritius. Mauritius Finance brings together leading players in the realm of the Financial sector which comprises of banks, management companies, accounting firms, law firms, and institutional investors...
We are a dedicated team of seasoned corporate finance and capital markets experts, who have been delivering on several M&As, capital raising transactions and successfully advising on the listings of various companies on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius (“SEM”). Our comprehensive array of service ...
banking operations, digital payment solutions, and management of financial and corporate services. CIEL Finance primarily serves the banking and financial services industry, with a focus on leveraging economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian Ocean region. It is based in Ebene, Mauritius....
23 Jan 2025 Personal liability for 'playing fast and loose' with the rules for wrongful trading in Jersey Following the Royal Court of Jersey's first wrongful trading order, our experts give their insight. Christophe Kalinauckas,Andrew Weaver,Lara von Wildenrath ...
Ayyagari, Demirguc-Kunt, and Maksimovic (2010a)use data on 2400 firms (including 1720 non-publicly traded and non-state companies) from China and confirm the wide use of financing channels other than bank finance. They find that only 20% of firm financing in their sample is sourced from ba...
In Mauritius, the government introduced a 20% reduction in the electricity bills for some 65,000 vulnerable households and a 10% reduction for small businesses whose electricity consumption does not exceed 125 kW [42]. A stimulus package in Uganda purports to support water and electricity ...