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The 8th International Business Forum is brought to you by ADAM Global, the leading platform for Professional Business Services and Networks.
The aim of the forum is to delve into the changing global landscape of cross-border financial and banking transactions. We will discuss the digital transformation of financial transactions as well as the future of cross-border payments. We will also look at key opportunities and challenges in the international banking sector.
Come, network and rub minds with the industry experts in this field to find out how these changes will affect your business now, and over the coming years.
5th August - 2022
ADAM Global's member firms of expert Advisors, Accountants, Lawyers, and Financial Analysts enable clients across the globe to enhance their enterprise value and operate their business structures, finance vehicles and investments in various geographical locations with peace of mind. ADAM Global has strong connections with both governmental and non-governmental entities. It is the only platform which includes networks within its offering for an even greater level of exposure and business opportunity for all those joining the platform
An intelligent, lucid & well-regulated international financial centre with a conducive ecosystem supplying a complete range of financial products including treasury management centres, global funds, protected cell companies, captives, family offices and trusts
No foreign exchange controls, which simply means free repatriation of profits,dividends & capital without the need for any authority consent
A Free Trade Agreement with Turkey (FTA) and a Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with Pakistan
Good governance and investor protection
Full foreign ownership or partnered with Mauritian nationals
A stable political environment and robust banking system with the presence of international banks and a sound legal and regulatory framework
Corporate & personal tax rate of 15% & 3% with 80% exemption in specific cases
No foreign exchange controls: or we can say free repatriation of funds with no special permission requirements
No customs duty on specific equipment, including machinery/materials/spare parts exclusively used for solar water heaters manufacturing
Dividends are not subject to any tax & Dividends from foreign sources are subject to an 80% partial exemption
Exempt items include baby food; breakfast cereals; entrance to cinemas, concerts and shows; films, including royalties; educational services; certain financial services; insurance; land; training services approved by the Mauritius Qualifications Authority
Nation’s economy is no longer dependent on just agriculture, particularly sugar production
Agriculture, exports, financial services, and tourism are the mainstays of the Mauritian economy
A mixed economic system which boasts a variety of private freedom, combined with centralized economic planning and government regulation despite the existence of state monopolies
The government in Mauritius, currently, is in the hands of the centre-left Morisien Alliance led by Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth
The IMF forecasts Mauritius’ growth to stabilize around 5.2% in 2022
Classified as high-income economy by World Bank
Continent’s only country with “very high” Human Development Index
The diversified Mauritian economy also counts on its offshore financial activity, textile industry and production of sugarcane
The country’s economy is driven by the services sector, which accounts for around 67.7% of GDP, with tourism (catering, accommodation, leisure, etc.) and financial services being the most vital sectors for the economy
Medical tourism, outsourcing, new technologies and the luxury industries are among thriving sectors
Investing/doing business in Mauritius is an easy breeze. Mauritius is the fifth-largest destination for FDI in Small Island Developing States (SIDS), after the Bahamas, Jamaica, Maldives and Barbados. Tourism sector pulls in most of FDI, especially the Integrated Resort Scheme, which deals with the construction of luxury villas, golf courses and other amenities in the resort areas.
Other sectors that draw most FDIs in addition to financial & insurance services and construction are: