144 results found

The case revolved around a bank loan which had been made as part of a wider series of transactions in relation to a share sale agreement. The main question was whether the loan...

The below is a summary of recent cases likely to influence the practice of global business in Mauritius.

In this modern day and age, it is no more common practice to remain in a fixed place of work for a lifetime.

In the heart of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is not only known for its breathtaking landscapes but is also emerging as a hub for innovation within its dynamic manufacturing sector.

We are pleased to share with you a thought-provoking article by our Managing Director, Mr. Assad Abdullatiff, on "Global Business Industry: Addressing the Existential Threat"

It is based on the above provision of the law that the FSC has acted to revoke the licenses of the shipping companies, as a measure to implement targeted financial sanctions in compliance with The United Nations (Financial Prohibitions, Arms Embargo and Travel Ban) Sanctions Act 2019 (UN Sanctions Act).

Nigeria has long established itself as a pioneer of the start-up ecosystem on the African continent, leading the way in various sectors and increasingly becoming a focus for investment.

On 4 June 2020 the Mauritius Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development tabled the National Budget for the fiscal year 2020-2021 under the theme "Our New Normal: The Economy of Life".

Mauritius enjoys a long tradition of political and social stability and its politics is underpinned by strong institutions and a tradition of multi-party democracy.

The Supreme Court of Mauritius has established critical precedents for shareholder disputes involving arbitration clauses, clarifying when courts may intervene to grant interim measures and how costs should be awarded when applications are withdrawn.

As we enter 2023, it provides an opportunity to reflect on the current state of play in the fund finance market of Mauritius. The fund finance market has demonstrated its resilience in the face...

Let's dive into the changes in detail and what they mean for corporations in Mauritius.

On 07 June 2022, the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development (Minister of Finance) tabled the National Budget for the fiscal year 2022-2023 under the theme "With the People, for the People".

By their very nature, all trusts are there to protect assets. In practice, however, the degree of protection will invariably depend upon the overriding trust law in the jurisdiction chosen, the physical location of the assets held and the rigour with which any Court may pursue those assets in the event that it decides so to do.

The following types of company can be incorporated in Mauritius: