Bank of Mauritius governor hails ‘rejuvenated’ staff
Bheenick says central bank keeping up with technological change
The Bank of Mauritius is taking steps to enhance its "supervisory agility" in the face of rapid technological change in the banking sector, governor Rundheersing Bheenick said on Friday.
Speaking at the opening of a new bank branch, the governor said the branch was like no other in the country – a "denizen of the new digital ecosystem". He praised the pace of technological change in the country, and said the central bank was making a push to keep up with the change.
"We are rejuvenating our
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