The SBM came into the limelight last week for the wrong reasons. Its previous year accounts were overhauled due to wrong classification of certain items Normally, banks are
We cannot afford to be cavalier about driving away investors if we really want to consolidate Mauritius’ international financial business. It is ‘our job’ to build up trust
We cannot also keep waiting either due to a widespread sentiment of “fear of the forbidden” which appears to have seized certain operators and perhaps decision-makers, as well.
The State Bank should cease and desist from finding itself exposed for not having lived up to the normal expectation of trust placed in it by its clients
Public sector and the ‘public good’ Given the required autonomy and putting a stop to excessive political nominations of incompetents and recalcitrants in parastatal bodies, there’s a good
The world economy is beset by all sorts of woes. Several countries have been trying all sorts of remedies to increase their economic performance to levels prevailing before
The Annual Report of the Bank of Mauritius (BoM) for the year ended 30 June 2015 is cautiously reassuring about the state of health of our banking system.
The wild goose chase has now been going on for years. Consumers have often been saddled eventually with debt and unwanted items or been made to live beyond
Mauritius finds itself once again publicly in the condition of a place that has harboured some sort of a prolonged “mischief” in a key financial group of the
Mauritius’ economy has been flat lining at an annual rate of around 3.5% for a number of years now. People had been looking therefore for something higher from
With the best of goodwill and solidarity, we should be able once again to make it to another round of economic and social progress. It’s in everybody’s interest
