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ARTICLE · 18 FEBRUARY 2021

Mauritius Finance – One Association For The Financial Services Sector

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A new platform aimed to regroup all the operators of the Mauritius financial services sector has been launched on Wednesday 10 February 2021.

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A new platform aimed to regroup all the operators of the Mauritius financial services sector has been launched on Wednesday 10 February 2021. Born from the merger of the "Association of Trust and Management Companies" ("ATMC"), the flagship representative body of the global business industry established in 1997, and "Global Finance Mauritius" ("GFM"), founded in 2010 which brought together players in several subsectors of the Financial Services industry, this new entity will operate as Mauritius Finance.

Mauritius Finance aims to be a privileged partner with regulators and public authorities on strategic and technical issues. It also intends to defend the interests of the Mauritian international financial center at the local level and on the international scene. It already counts over 100 members, including Management Companies, banks, accounting firms, law firms, the Stock Exchange of Mauritius, fund managers, institutional investors and 'other players in the

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