Fund Administration

Rely on our extensive suite of ISAE 3402 certified protocols and corporate services to enhance operational efficiency of fund managers.

Fund administration

Independent administration of funds provide comfort to investors. Fund Managers also prefer to outsource administration functions of their funds to external administrators so that they can focus on their core expertise which is investment management. NWT By AXYS operates best in class state-of-the-art fund administration and reconciliation systems with ISAE 3402 certified protocols.

Structuring and Establishment of Investment Funds in multiple jurisdictions

Open-ended (CIS) – retail & private funds, private equity/venture capital, shariah-compliant funds, master-feeder structures, PCC, VCC.

Full fledged ongoing administration, including

  • Registrar & Transfer Agency
  • Governance services
  • Secretary
  • Accounting & Valuation
    • Daily/Weekly/Monthly NAV reconciliation

Investor reporting

Delivering clear, timely, and insightful updates to empower investors with confidence and transparency.

General business administration

Facilitating seamless fund operations through structured management and efficient administrative oversight

News &
Insights

Stay informed with expert analysis, industry updates, and economic insights from AXYS. Our research and commentary keep you ahead of trends, helping you make smarter financial decisions at every step.

Budget Brief 2025-26

In a context marked by high public debt, a widening fiscal deficit, and structural imbalances, the 2025/26 Budget is both a corrective measure and a long-term development plan.

Budget expectation 2025/2026

The 2025/26 national budget marks a pivotal moment for Mauritius, as it will be the first full budget of the newly elected “Alliance du Changement” government.

Trade Under Pressure: Evaluating Mauritius’s Import Reliance and Export Fragility

Mauritius, a small island economy heavily reliant on international trade, faces rising vulnerabilities amid shifting global dynamics. In 2024, the country’s trade deficit reached Rs 203.7 Bn, reflecting a growing imbalan