This paper probes into the application of Basel III in Mauritius. Findings show that although Mauritian banks are well-capitalized and carry excess liquidity, they will have to restructure their balance sheets by incorporating highly liquid assets such as government securities. While Basel III will foster greater financial stability, this will translate into lower ...

This article probes into the distinct forces that influence the demand for financial services/products in Mauritius. The major contribution of this study is that a decomposed assessment is made with respect to the demand for financial services/products, namely, bank accounts, mobile banking, shares, life assurance policies, and treasury bills. Findings show that fi...

The aim of this paper is to develop a FSSI model for the Mauritius based on 11 components which reflect the core characteristics of Mauritius. Findings show that Mauritius had been affected by the crisis with the costs hovering around 3.4 to 5.4%. Latent risks are identified under public debt sustainability, tourist arrivals and earnings, central bank equity, quali...