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ARTICLE · 11 JANUARY 2017

Regulatory Sandbox License

Considered as the logical hub for investments in Asia and Africa, Mauritius is now positioning itself as the innovation hub in the Indian Ocean by introducing the Regulatory Sandbox Licence.

MauritiusCorporate/Commercial Law
Padmini Bheekharry
Padmini Bheekharry

Considered as the logical hub for investments in Asia and Africa, Mauritius is now positioning itself as the innovation hub in the Indian Ocean by introducing the Regulatory Sandbox Licence (RSL).The RSL is a product of the Government's vision to promote creativity and innovation through the application of technology and was launched on 20 October 2016 following amendments to the Investment Promotion Act 2000. With the introduction of the RSL, Mauritius put itself on equal footing with countries like the UK, Singapore and Australia, who have applied the concept of RSL.

The purpose of the RSL is to allow companies to invest in innovative projects for which there is no or an inadequate legal framework which is hindering its realization. The RSL will speed up strategic investments in innovative projects in the absence of a formal licensing framework. The implementation of the RSL is multi-fold in intent:

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