GLOBAL HEAD OFFICE

EUROPLAW GROUP INTERNATIONAL PCC (MAURITIUS)

Suite 109
1st Floor
The Catalyst
Cyber Citi, Ebene
Republic of Mauritius

Business Overview Description

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Europlaw Group International PCC provides an international financial trading platform operating from the Republic of Mauritius, offering special purpose vehicles (SPV), public-private partnership (PPP), project funding projects, investors, governments, banks, pension funds, hedge funds and investors legal protected structures that are regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) in the Republic of Mauritius.

Mission

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We strive to achieve professional excellence, by being in the forefront of our profession through the skills, expertise and solutions we offer our clients.

Vision

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We use practical understanding of business criteria as we seek to secure the best solution for your legal and financial protection. Our client-centered approach ensures that the client benefits from our broad business background and expertise. We protect and assist you to grow your business.

Protected Cell Company

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Europlaw Capital Ltd, is in the process of being converted to Europlaw Group International, and Incorporated as a Protected Cell Company (PCC), which will trade as an asset investment holdings company, within the Republic of Mauritius. Europlaw Merchant Capital is the first segregated cell of the company.

Global Business License Category

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The Fund is a public limited liability company (a ‘PCC’) incorporated in Mauritius under the Companies Act 2001 and is established as a protected cell company in compliance with the Mauritius Protected Cell Companies Act 1999. The Fund is organised as a collective investment scheme and is further categorised as an expert fund pursuant to the Securities Act 2005 and the regulations thereunder.

Legislation Overview of Protected Cell Company

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Mauritius is one of the few jurisdictions which provides for a legal structure which can hold both cellular and non-cellular assets. The Protected Cell Company Act of 1999 provides the legal framework of a protected cell company. This legislation provides for added flexibility and security for international investment structuring. It provides that a GBC can create cells within its capital for the purposes of segregating the assets within that cell from claims related to other assets. The cellular assets attributed to a cell will only be affected by the liability of the company arising from transaction attributable to that particular cell. Therefore, each cell and the assets and liabilities under its responsibility are separate from the other cells within the same company.

Advantages of a Protected Cell Company (“PCC”)

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A range of possibilities for businesses in international insurance, collective insurance schemes, closed-end funds, collective investment schemes, structured finance and asset holding.

The one legal company can separate its assets into different cells and each cell remaining distinct from each other.

There are no limits on the number of cells that can be created, each cell having its own name and/or designation.

Is a great tool for those companies involved in life insurance, general insurance, and re- insurance. Composite insurers, that is when the assets of the life insurance business have to be legally separated from those of the non-life business a protected cell company allows for such separation.

It is an attractive tool for Global Business funds with each cell offering specific types of investment products.

It obtains a favourable tax treatment under the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements whilst being taxed as a single entity.

A protected cell company can be registered in Mauritius by way of continuation of a company incorporated in another jurisdiction.