The Bank of Mauritius just conducted a new active intervention in the domestic foreign exchange market. Here's what it means for all local commercial banks, currency traders, and import-export businesses.

1️⃣ the dtic — National Building Regulation Amendment Bill, 2026
The national regulator officially published a brand new draft bill seeking to amend national building regulations and building standards for all.
This new draft affects housing developers, construction firms, and compliance managers across South Africa.
All national stakeholders must review the proposed amendments and prepare to submit public comments during the consultation.

2️⃣ Boursa Kuwait — Suspension of Dalqan and Al Masaken
The local Kuwait exchange suspended Dalqan Real Estate and Al Masaken International Real Estate Development from active market trading.
This temporary suspension directly impacts active public shareholders, real estate investors, and market participants alike.
All affected companies must now resolve their outstanding compliance or listing issues before trading can resume.

3️⃣ Bank of Mauritius — Domestic Foreign Exchange Intervention
The local central bank conducted a new active intervention in the domestic foreign exchange market.
This policy measure hits local commercial banks, foreign currency traders, and import-export businesses alike.
All local market participants must monitor ongoing central bank operations for signs of exchange rate stabilization.

4️⃣ DIFC — Carmignac Opens Dubai office
The financial center officially authorized Carmignac to open its new regional office and appoint a new senior executive officer.
This brand new development directly impacts fund managers, venture capitalists, and regional investment firms looking for DIFC access.
Eligible asset management firms can now freely engage with the newly established entity for regional investment opportunities.

5️⃣ Bank of Mauritius — Prospectus: Government Treasury Certificates
The local central bank officially issued a new prospectus detailing the upcoming sale of government treasury certificates.
This official new issuance affects treasury departments, sovereign debt buyers, and local institutional investors in Mauritius.
Interested buyers should now carefully review the subscription terms and submit their official bids within the specified timeline period.

Full analysis in the attached RegNext Daily Middle East & Africa Radar carousel.

— Elena Navarro · Managing Editor, RegNext
Daily Middle East & Africa Radar · Thursday 03 Sep 2026
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