Shreya Mungur

Shreya Mungur joined BLC Robert & Associates in September 2021 as a pupil barrister and is now an Associate in the Financial Services and Capital Markets team.

Shreya advises on the establishment and regulation of financial services providers and institutions, and provides guidance on a broad range of regulatory compliance matters to ensure adherence to legal and industry standards.

Her work primarily involves assisting with the structuring and formation of investment funds. She is actively engaged in drafting and reviewing key legal documentation essential for fund operations and works closely with all stakeholders in the issuance of legal opinions to investors. She also regularly advises financial services clients on expanding their cross-border business, helping them navigate the evolving financial services landscape.

Shreya was called to the Bar of England & Wales in 2019 at the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple and to the Bar of Mauritius in September 2022.

• Financial services regulations
• Investment funds
• Corporate Law

• Mauritius Bar Association
• The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

2018 – 2019: Bar Professional Training Course – City University, UK

2013 – 2016: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, The University of Kent, UK

2023 – Present: Associate, BLC Robert & Associates

2022 – 2023: Legal Executive, BLC Robert & Associates

2021 – 2022: Pupil Barrister, BLC Robert & Associates

2021 – 2021: Pupil Barrister, The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

• Chambers Investment Funds 2025 Global Practice Guide

• Assisted on the setting up of Transform Health Fund, which brings together commercial, public and private donor investments for the purpose of making private debt and private equity investments in Africa in the healthcare sector with a high impact focus.
• Advised on the closings of Metier Capital Growth International Fund III LP, a private equity fund seeking investments in the retail, out of home dining, healthcare, industrial services, FMCG, manufacturing and telecommunications sectors with a geographic focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.
• Assisted on the setting up of a private equity fund with a target size of a EUR350 million targeting majority and significant minority investments in Mid-Cap companies in North Africa, with some allocation to Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa.
• Advised a DFI in connection with several fund closings.
• Advised an international finance institution which aims to facilitate climate change investments in low-income and lower-middle-income countries in connection with their potential investments through funds to be established in Mauritius.
• Advised a leading global clearing house on regulatory compliance for the provision of clearing services in Mauritius.
• Advised a global fund administration firm on regulatory compliance in connection with a majority stake acquisition by a private equity firm, leading to a comprehensive corporate restructuring.
• Advised a Singapore-based exchange conglomerate that provides securities and derivatives trading services throughout Asia in connection with the conduct of business in Mauritius.