Africa-Press – Mauritius. A training session on Fintech organised by the Ministry of Financial Services and Good Governance, kickstarted this morning, in Ebène. Present on the occasion, the Minister of Financial Services and Good Governance, Mr.
Mahen Kumar Seeruttun, highlighted that this Financial Literacy programme is geared towards his objective of boosting the growth of the Fintech sector. He highlighted that the growth of the sector starts with educating the public on the risks and benefits of Fintech and virtual assets.
The Minister observed that there has been tremendous response to attend this programne, which according to him, shows the keen interest of the public for the modernisation and integration of technology in everyday life. Mr.
Seeruttun also stated that we have to expect the entry of virtual asset providers on the market in the coming months and that any Mauritian wishing to explore investment opportunities will now have virtual asset providers at his doorstep.
Through these providers, Mauritians will now have better access to important market information and disclosures to guide investment decisions, added the Minister.
Furthermore, Minister Seeruttun underlined that his Ministry has worked relentlessly on the issue of new Financial Services Commission rules on Peer to Peer lending and Crowdfunding and Robotics and AI Enabled Advisory Services.
He laid emphasis on the importance to raise awareness on the availability of these new options, their related opportunities and benefits and affirmed that the Financial Services Institute Ltd will be coming with more programmes to ensure that we leave no one behind.
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