Built on Regulatory Excellence
As an FSC licensed intermediary, A-Brokers operates under the strictest regulatory framework in Mauritius. Our governance structure ensures full transparency, accountability, and the highest standards of client care.
Financial Services Commission
Licensed under the FSC Act — Insurance Intermediary Licence No: BI 14000094
AML / CFT Obligations
Full Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism compliance in all operations
Fit & Proper Standards
All directors and key persons meet FSC fit and proper requirements without exception
Fair Treatment of Clients
Committed to ethical conduct, transparent disclosure, and the fair treatment of all clients
Insurance Intermediary
Financial Services Commission
Republic of Mauritius
Risk & Compliance Framework
Regulatory Oversight
A-Brokers is licensed and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius and operates in accordance with applicable insurance, financial services and data protection legislation.
Internal Governance
Our internal governance framework includes risk management policies, compliance monitoring, conflicts of interest management and professional conduct standards.
Client Protection
Client confidentiality, transparency and ethical conduct underpin every engagement and placement activity. We act solely in the interests of our clients at all times.
Insurance Act 2005
All operations are conducted in compliance with the Insurance Act 2005 of Mauritius, FSC Rules, Guidelines, and applicable Circular Letters.
Market Conduct
A-Brokers upholds applicable AML/CFT obligations, codes of conduct, and market conduct requirements in every client interaction and placement.
Technical Oversight
Our technical oversight includes review of insurance placements, policy wordings, coverage structures, exclusions, and endorsements to ensure professional and suitable advice.
Compliance of A-Brokers
Have Questions About Our Compliance?
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