Includes special features of this country’s banking system and rules/laws that might impact U.S. business.

Banks in Mauritius provide a wide range of services.  Besides traditional banking facilities, they also offer card-based payment services, such as credit and debit cards, internet banking and phone banking facilities.  Banks also offer specialized services such as fund administration, custodial services, trusteeship, structured lending, structured trade finance, international portfolio management, investment banking, private client activities, treasury and specialized finance.  The international banks offer a wide range of global banking and financial services to corporate, institutional and private clients.

A list of banks operating in Mauritius, including their profiles and the latest edition of the Code of Ethics and Banking Practice, is available at the website of the Mauritius Bankers Association.
 

 

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