Regulatory Status

At INVESTAiN, we are committed to upholding the highest ethical standards and ensuring the security of your investments through rigorous regulation by esteemed national authorities.

INVESTAiN Ltd: Licensed and Regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius

INVESTAiN Ltd operates under the license and regulation of the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius, holding License No: GB24202963. As a Global Business License (GBL)/Category 1 Investment Dealer (Full Service Dealer, excluding underwriting), we strictly comply with the Securities Act 2005, Securities Rules 2007, and Financial Services Rules 2008, ensuring adherence to high standards of operation and client protection.

About the Financial Services Commission (FSC)

Established in 2001, the FSC is the primary regulatory authority overseeing the non-banking financial services sector in Mauritius. It operates within a robust and modern legal framework that includes:

Financial Services Act: This act governs the regulation of financial services and institutions, setting principles and requirements for licensing and supervision.

Securities Act: It regulates the securities market, including the issuance, trading, and reporting of securities, ensuring market integrity and safeguarding investors.

Insurance Act: This act outlines the regulatory framework for the insurance industry, including the licensing and supervision of insurance companies.

Mandates and Objectives of the FSC

The FSC’s core objectives include:

  1. Fostering Development and Transparency:

Encouraging Growth: Through supportive policies that foster innovation and investment, the FSC aims to stimulate the growth of the financial sector and attract international businesses to Mauritius.

Promoting Market Efficiency: The FSC enhances the efficiency of financial institutions and capital markets by establishing clear regulatory standards and promoting transparency in financial reporting.

  1. Combating Crime and Malpractice:

Integrity of Financial Products: Ensuring the reliability and integrity of non-banking financial products is a priority, with the FSC proactively addressing instances of misconduct or non-compliance.

Investor Protection: The FSC is committed to shielding investors from fraudulent activities and unethical practices by conducting thorough investigations, enforcing compliance, and implementing preventive measures against financial crime.

  1. Ensuring Financial Stability:

Crisis Prevention and Management: Equipped to handle potential crises, the FSC implements measures to maintain stability and confidence in the financial system.

Systemic Risk Management: The FSC monitors and manages systemic risks within the financial system, assessing the resilience of financial institutions and markets to external shocks, and ensuring sound regulatory oversight.

Regulatory Approach and Enforcement:

The FSC employs a risk-based regulatory approach, focusing resources on areas with the greatest potential impact on financial stability and investor protection. This approach enables:

Targeted Oversight: Prioritizing high-risk areas to ensure effective supervision and intervention.

Preventive Measures: Implementing strategies to preempt regulatory breaches and mitigate risks before they develop into major issues.Enforcement is a key aspect of the FSC’s regulatory framework. The Commission utilizes a variety of enforcement tools to address non-compliance and maintain regulatory standards, including:

Regulatory Actions: Applying sanctions, fines, and other corrective measures to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

Legal Proceedings: Pursuing legal actions when necessary to protect investor interests and uphold market integrity.

 

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