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The Captive Insurance Act 2015 was passed before the National Assembly in December 2015. The law will now be proclaimed in stages.

This is the precise question which the Supreme Court was recently called to adjudicate upon, sitting on appeal against a decision of the Intermediate Court .

Mauritius has been consolidating its position as an International Financial Centre (IFC) over the past few years.

Although Mauritius is a well-known international financial hub, the captive industry has failed to develop as expected, especially due to a lack of effective legislation.

In line with the budgetary measures which were announced for 2020-2021, the Insurance Act 2005 (Insurance Act) was amended on 02 August 2022 with a view to further enhancing competitiveness...

The Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021 was gazetted on 05 August 2021 and it brings into force a number of amendments to the legislations in Mauritius.

This alert provides a general overview of the Captive Insurance Act, 2015 ("CIA") and Good Governance and Integrity Reporting Act, 2015 (the "Act"), the latest legislative updates being introduced in Mauritius.

On 22 July 2022, the Cabinet approved the introduction of the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2022 into the National Assembly.

The Mauritius Legislature has modernised the legal framework that governs the non-banking financial services sector on the island by introducing three new pieces of legislation, and repealing five pieces of legislation that had become outdated.