Regulatory Alerts2026-06-15
Bank of Mauritius Act 2004
The Bank of Mauritius Act 2004 establishes the central bank as an independent body corporate with the primary mandate to maintain price stability and promote orderly economic development. It grants the Bank extensive powers to conduct monetary policy, regulate financial institutions, manage foreign exchange reserves, and issue currency, including digital currency. The legislation further defines the governance structure, financial transparency requirements, and specific roles in relation to the government and the broader financial system.
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