Mauritius looks to set up asset management company

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Bank of Mauritius consults on asset management company

The Bank of Mauritius is looking to establish an asset management company, it announced today (January 8), as it launched a public consultation on the subject. The central bank aims to address "the adverse impact" of non-performing loans (NPLs) on financial stability.

"The setting-up of an asset management company, as a specialised institution to take over NPLs from banks will assist to clean up clogged balance sheets of banks and release capital ascribed as provisions," the bank says.

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