Last Wednesday, the Bank of Eastern and Southern Africa for Trade and Development (TDB), a COMESA initiative, with assets worth $6 billion (Rs 267.6 billion) and d& She has won several awards, including the “Best Bank for Trade Finance on Frontier Markets” at the global level, and has made Ébène the seat of her main office in the country. At the same time, it offers Mauritius the opportunity to be among the countries where the services of this private equity institution are available, as is the case in other states on the continent.

It is undoubtedly the biggest sign of trust directed to Mauritius as a financial center since the name of the destination was removed from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) gray list, European Union police officer on compliance with good governance standards in the financial world, and the European Union and Great Britain's black and red lists. This is the official launch, on Wednesday 24 August, of the activities of the main office in the country of the Bank for Eastern and Southern Africa for Trade and Development (TDB) group, formerly Bank of the ZEP, at its headquarters located in the building called Africa FI Place, in Ébène. Building that the Mauritian government is making available free of charge to this outstanding player in the financial sector. TDB's interest in a possible positioning on Mauritian soil does not date from yesterday. Since 2013, this group has set up a branch in the country with the aim of entering the asset management sector.