The Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) is the premier agency in Mauritius, established under the Financial Crimes Commission Act 2023, dedicated to the detection, investigation, and prosecution of various financial crimes, including corruption, money laundering, fraud, and drug financing. The FCC consolidates the functions of several former agencies, providing a unified approach to combat financial crime and recover illicit assets effectively. Its mission centers on safeguarding Mauritius' financial integrity by employing rigorous detection and investigation methods, asset recovery initiatives, and public education efforts.

The FCC is committed to promoting accountability, transparency, and integrity within financial systems, fostering a culture of compliance through collaboration with public and private sectors. Additionally, it monitors asset declarations from specified public officials to ensure compliance with regulations. By leveraging innovative technology and emphasizing a strong public-private partnership, the FCC is determined to protect the community and enhance public trust in governance and financial institutions.