PrimeLuxe Management Ltd
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Investment Funds

Mauritius offers a comprehensive regulatory framework for investment funds, providing flexible, well-regulated structures for both retail and sophisticated investor mandates.

Overview

Mauritius has established itself as a leading fund domicile for Africa-focused and emerging market funds, offering a mature regulatory framework under the Securities Act 2005 and related regulations. The jurisdiction supports a wide range of fund structures — from open-ended collective investment schemes to closed-ended private equity vehicles.

Key Features
Regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC)
Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) for retail investors
Closed Ended Funds (CEF) for sophisticated investors
Expert Funds available for sophisticated investors only
No capital gains tax on fund disposals
Access to Mauritius DTA network via GBC structure
FATCA and CRS compliant reporting framework
Speed to market through streamlined FSC approval
Structure Details

Fund Manager Licensing

Fund managers operating in Mauritius require a licence from the FSC as a Collective Investment Scheme Manager or Investment Manager.

Fund Administration

PrimeLuxe provides comprehensive fund administration services including NAV calculation, investor register management, compliance monitoring, and financial reporting.

Tax Efficiency

Mauritius funds benefit from no capital gains tax, access to DTA protection for qualifying structures, and the partial exemption regime.

Regulatory Compliance

All FSC-licensed funds must comply with ongoing regulatory requirements including annual audits, FSC reporting, AML/CFT compliance, and CRS/FATCA reporting.

Typical Use Cases
Africa-focused private equity funds
Real estate investment funds
Infrastructure and energy funds
Impact and ESG-aligned investment vehicles
Hedge funds and multi-strategy vehicles
Family office investment platforms
Venture capital and growth equity funds

Ready to establish your Funds?

Our team will guide you through every step — from initial structuring advice through to incorporation, licensing, and ongoing administration.