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Chambers Global Practice Guide: Alternative Funds 2023 – Mauritius chapter

5 December 2023

– 1 Minute Read

| Private Equity

Chambers Global Practice Guide: Alternative Funds 2023 – Mauritius chapter

5 December 2023
- 1 Minute Read

| Private Equity

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Fazil Hossenkhan, Kelly Li, Nafiisah Jeehoo and associate, Sadia Soodeen wrote the Mauritius chapter in Chambers and Partners Alternative Funds Guide for 2023. The guide covers:

  • General
  • Funds
  • Fund Managers
  • Investors

Click here to read the guide.

 

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