Interested in joining our team?
We are always on the lookout for passionate people that possess IQ and EQ to join our growing team.
We understand that every business has unique operational and regulatory requirements. Our customisable corporate administration services are designed to minimise disruption, allowing you to focus on your core business and growth.
What is corporate administration?
Corporate administration is the backbone of every successful business. It involves managing legal compliance, maintaining corporate structure, and overseeing day-to-day operations.
We recognise that corporate administration can be complex for businesses of all sizes. Our experienced team provides tailored solutions to meet your unique needs and help your business succeed:
- Company formation
- Domiciliation
- Opening of a corporate bank account(s)
- Company secretarial services
- Tax registration and compliance
- Financial reporting/Accounting services
- FATCA/CRS
- Treasury support
- Cash reconciliation
- Aviation finance services
- Company health checks
- ESG
- One dedicated team
- Unrivalled technical expertise
- Committed service delivery
Our team of experts has extensive experience and deep technical knowledge to help you navigate the complexities of legal, regulatory, and operational corporate requirements. We ensure your business runs smoothly and efficiently.
Ready to streamline your corporate administration? Contact us today to see how we can help your business thrive.
Lorna Pillay
Head of Corporates, Private and Institutional Asset Owners Africa, India and Middle East
Mauritius
Send email +230 213 9951Corporate administration FAQs
What is a corporate administrator?
A corporate services administrator is responsible for managing your business’s legal and regulatory compliance, corporate structure, and day-to-day operations.
What does a corporate administrator do?
Corporate administrator duties consist of making sure that your business complies with all relevant regulations, maintaining accurate records and documentation, and overseeing shareholder management. Additionally, corporate administrators can support the board of directors and manage relationships with external stakeholders, such as investors and suppliers.