As a major and essential player in the field of wealth management and investment advice in Mauritius, LS Advisors has developed strong ties and partnerships with independent financial advisors over the years. Thanks to its refined selection of tailored investment solutions, we offer significant added value that meets the increasingly complex expectations and needs of their clients.
Our Independent Financial Advisors (IFA) department at LS Advisors is structured to offer an effective and diversified range of services. Our team of competent and rigorous professionals shares our concern for specialization and quality of service. Consequently, they focus primarily on our relationships with IFAs and provide access to our top teams for investment decisions.
We maintain relationships with our independent tfinancial advisor partners based on values that are particularly important to us, such as personalization of the offer for each client, availability and a deep sense of commitment.
Founded on transparency and mutual trust, this partnership is built on a foundation of absolute respect for the relationship between wealth manager and their clients, emphasizing close proximity and a long-term collaboration.
3 fundamental principles guide our approach:
We provide our partners with the full range of services available to our private and professional clients granting them access to investment solutions typically reserved for institutional investors.
All our wealth management partners thus benefit from a diversified and high-value-added range of services, designed to meet every client’s needs:
LS Advisors is regulated by the FSC (Financial Services Commission), the body that oversees the non-banking financial services sector in Mauritius. Established in 2001 based on the UK's FSA model, the FSC supervises areas such as capital markets (brokerage firms, market intermediaries, custodians, mutual funds, settlement systems), insurance and global business (offshore companies).
The Commission's functions include licensing, regulating and supervising the sector. Its primary role is to protect the integrity and stability of these institutions, safeguarding the interests of investors and clients. In doing so, it mitigates the risk of non-compliance with laws and regulations, thereby ensuring the soundness of the financial system.
The FSC issues guidelines in line with international regulatory standards. It promotes good governance and establishes codes of conduct in consultation with the industry.
