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'''[[Financial Services Commission (Mauritius)|Financial Services Commission]]''' ('''FSC Mauritius''') is the integrated regulator for the non-bank financial services sector and global business sector in [[Mauritius]]. Established under the [[Financial Services Act 2007]], the Commission is responsible for licensing, regulating, monitoring, and supervising financial institutions and activities that fall outside the jurisdiction of the [[Bank of Mauritius]]. Operating as an independent statutory body, the Financial Services Commission oversees insurance companies, securities markets, collective investment schemes, pension schemes, global business companies, financial intermediaries, virtual asset service providers, and other non-bank financial entities. The Commission seeks to maintain the fairness, efficiency, transparency, and stability of Mauritius's financial services industry while promoting investor protection and the development of the country's international financial centre. Its headquarters are located in [[Ebène]], Mauritius. | '''[[Financial Services Commission (Mauritius)|Financial Services Commission]]''' ('''FSC Mauritius''') is the integrated regulator for the non-bank financial services sector and global business sector in [[wikipedia:Mauritius|Mauritius]]. Established under the [[Financial Services Act 2007]], the Commission is responsible for licensing, regulating, monitoring, and supervising financial institutions and activities that fall outside the jurisdiction of the [[Bank of Mauritius]]. Operating as an independent statutory body, the Financial Services Commission oversees insurance companies, securities markets, collective investment schemes, pension schemes, global business companies, financial intermediaries, virtual asset service providers, and other non-bank financial entities. The Commission seeks to maintain the fairness, efficiency, transparency, and stability of Mauritius's financial services industry while promoting investor protection and the development of the country's international financial centre. Its headquarters are located in [[Ebène]], Mauritius. | ||
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