Mauritius is a rapidly growing financial services hub located in the Indian Ocean. The jurisdiction has developed a robust financial infrastructure, attracting brokers looking for a stable regulatory environment with tax advantages. Regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC), Mauritius offers a transparent and competitive environment for setting up a forex brokerage.
Yes, I want to incorporateMauritius offers a relatively low corporate tax rate of 15%, with various tax treaties available to reduce tax exposure.
Situated at the crossroads of Africa and Asia, Mauritius provides brokers with access to both emerging and developed markets
The FSC ensures that brokers adhere to international standards of financial services, providing credibility to clients.
Mauritius has an easy and quick setup process, making it ideal for new brokers.
The country has a growing pool of skilled professionals in finance and technology.
Mauritius is regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC), which governs all financial activities, including forex and derivatives trading. The FSC enforces international standards for Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC), and other compliance frameworks. Licensed brokers must adhere to the FSC’s guidelines, ensuring both operational transparency and client protection.
Registration of a brokerage firm.
Opening a corporate bank account in Mauritius.
At least two Mauritian directors must be appointed.
The founders are required to have reliable financial experience.
Find a local office and hire staff, including an anti-money laundering officer and an accountant under formal employment contracts.
Regular audits.
Keep and provide financial statements upon request.
Implement a strict anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing policy.
A minimum share capital of USD 18,000 is required.
A comprehensive business plan.
Hold regular board meetings in Mauritius to comply with local laws.
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