Mauritius:
The Perfect Investment And Regional Trading Business Hub
22 February 2021
AXIS Fiduciary Ltd
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Cross-border investments present many challenges including
investment protection issues and fiscal uncertainty. This is why
the structuring of cross-border businesses requires careful
consideration of the jurisdiction and vehicle to be used. The
choice of Mauritius as a domicile for structuring business is well
established and also well-known amongst promoters and institutional
investors. With a strong track record in cross-border investment,
Mauritius has one of the strongest financial services sector of the
region due to its sophisticated level of regulation and
professional level of service and is currently home for around
18,000 global business companies.
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