Global Law Experts is delighted to announce the enrollment of Antish Maroam of Spencer West as an Exclusive Member.

Antish’s appointment reflects the standard of expertise Global Law Experts is proud to connect with its international network. He is a highly capable tax structuring lawyer with a rare blend of technical depth, commercial insight, and the ability to guide clients through complex cross-border matters with clarity and confidence.

Based in Mauritius, Antish Maroam leads Spencer West’s Mauritius office as founding and managing partner. He works with a multidisciplinary team advising both domestic and international clients on a wide range of areas, including tax structuring, dispute resolution, private wealth, and financial services. His practice stands out for its breadth and practical orientation, particularly when dealing with multinational groups, financial institutions, and high-net-worth individuals.

Antish’s academic and professional credentials provide a strong foundation for the work expected of a global legal platform. He holds an LLB with Honors from the University of Westminster, completed an LLM in Tax Law at Queen Mary University of London with distinction, and is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. He also holds an Advanced Diploma in International Taxation and is called to the Bar of England and Wales and Mauritius. This combination enables him to connect legal analysis, tax structuring, and transactional considerations in a way that is especially valuable in Mauritius, where sophisticated tax structures frequently sit at the intersection of domestic rules, international frameworks, and business objectives.

In Mauritius, effective tax structuring requires more than technical knowledge. It demands practical execution, careful risk assessment, and a clear understanding of how structures are implemented and tested in real-world circumstances. Antish focuses on exactly that balance. His advice covers the tax implications of cross-border restructurings, treaty interpretation, substance requirements, and the design of holding and fund structures. He also supports succession planning for high-net-worth families and advises on private wealth and financial services matters. This range is important because tax structuring in Mauritius is rarely an isolated exercise. It typically involves multiple moving parts that must align with business goals, reporting expectations, and regulatory requirements. Global Law Experts recognizes this integrated approach as one of the hallmarks of an exceptional Exclusive Member.

Antish’s expertise is particularly relevant given the changes occurring in the Mauritian tax environment in recent years. The introduction of the Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax, along with broader reforms affecting incentives and compliance obligations, has increased the importance of effective tax rates, treaty usage, substance, and reporting for Mauritian entities connected to multinational groups. Antish is well positioned to advise clients navigating these practical challenges. For international businesses and families using Mauritius as a structuring or fund jurisdiction, his ability to interpret how local law interacts with international minimum tax rules is essential.

His client base further demonstrates the depth of his practice. Antish advises multinationals operating across Africa and Asia, fund managers, international financial institutions, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals. These are client categories that typically require more than routine guidance. They need counsel who can evaluate cross-border risk, anticipate the consequences of restructuring, and develop solutions that are both legally sound and commercially workable. His accountancy background strengthens this capability, allowing him to connect tax considerations with corporate and transactional realities, especially when structures must hold up under scrutiny in more than one jurisdiction.

Antish’s career also supports the profile of a lawyer well suited to an international network. Before launching Spencer West’s Mauritius office, he gained experience through advisory and in-house roles with globally recognized organizations, including PwC Mauritius, the World Bank Group, and international law firms such as Eversheds Sutherland. He also held senior roles at corporate services firms and previously worked as a partner at Celerity Chambers. His exposure to governance, regulatory, and fiduciary issues affecting international vehicles and funds brings additional perspective to his tax work. In February 2026, he was appointed to lead Spencer West’s Mauritius launch, further confirming his position as a leading figure in tax structuring and private wealth advisory.

Tax structuring at this level also requires the ability to handle disputes when needed, and Antish is able to do so. In addition to advisory work, he undertakes tax dispute resolution. This area calls for a precise understanding of law, a disciplined approach to argument, and an ability to assess how issues may be viewed in administrative or litigation settings. As a barrister and an ACCA fellow, Antish is uniquely equipped to advise when a matter moves beyond structuring into challenge, review, or dispute. His litigation-aware perspective helps clients reduce risk early and respond effectively if challenges arise later.

Beyond tax and disputes, Antish’s practice also includes corporate and commercial matters, mergers and acquisitions, private wealth, financial services, and insolvency. These adjacent areas are closely connected to tax structuring because structuring decisions do not exist in isolation. Corporate reorganizations, financing arrangements, estate planning, and regulated financial activity all create tax consequences that require careful coordination. His broader capability enables him to provide more cohesive advice, helping clients avoid fragmented input and achieve outcomes that are aligned across disciplines.

Antish also contributes to the wider professional conversation around Mauritius’ evolving international tax regime. His public work includes authored insights and participation in sector events addressing the practical implications of the Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax and related Pillar Two developments. This shows that his work extends beyond private client engagement and that he actively engages with the evolving rules affecting Mauritius. In a field where effective structuring depends both on current law and on the direction of reform, this ongoing involvement is particularly valuable.

A key part of Antish’s approach is collaboration. He works closely with in-house tax teams, trustees, accountants, and international counsel to align structures with treaty positions, substance requirements, and commercial objectives. This model suits the demands of global legal service delivery, where sophisticated matters often require coordinated advice across jurisdictions and professions. With both legal and accountancy training, he communicates effectively across disciplines, improving the clarity of implementation and the quality of execution. For clients, that means advice that is not only technically robust, but also practical in the real world.

Central to Antish’s value is his commitment to clarity, risk mitigation, and implementability. In tax structuring, what appears attractive in theory can fail if it cannot be sustained under compliance requirements or if it creates exposure in another jurisdiction. Antish addresses these challenges directly, making him particularly well suited to matters involving cross-border tax structuring, treaty interpretation, substance-related questions, and international arrangements that require detailed analysis and a thoughtful, measured approach.

Global Law Experts welcomes Antish Maroam as an Exclusive Member because his profile reflects both jurisdictional focus and international reach. Mauritius plays a significant role as a structuring and fund jurisdiction, and advising effectively there requires a deep understanding of local tax law together with international tax dynamics. Antish brings both. He offers strong familiarity with Mauritian tax structuring while drawing on broader training and experience across leading institutions and practices. This makes him a strong match for clients who operate across borders and require dependable, technically informed guidance.

His work also aligns with the expectations of the modern legal market. Clients increasingly seek integrated advice that covers legal structuring, compliance readiness, corporate execution, and dispute readiness. Antish’s background and practice reflect that reality. Whether he is advising on a cross-border restructuring, a fund structure, a family succession plan, or a tax controversy, his approach is consistent: technical precision, commercial practicality, and a strong understanding of implementation.

Welcoming Antish Maroam as an Exclusive Member of Global Law Experts recognizes a lawyer whose practice is both specialised and adaptable, rooted in Mauritius while remaining highly relevant to international clients. His leadership of Spencer West’s Mauritius office, his dual legal qualification, his strong accountancy credentials, and his focused work in tax structuring and related advisory matters all support his place within a global legal network.

For businesses, institutions, family offices, and individuals seeking sophisticated support on Mauritius tax structuring and connected matters, Antish’s profile reflects the level of expertise Global Law Experts is proud to share.

Antish Maroam joins Global Law Experts as a practitioner demonstrating the qualities that matter most in international legal service: depth, precision, and the ability to deliver practical solutions in complex cross-border contexts. His membership is a welcome addition to the network and a strong fit for clients seeking trusted expertise in tax structuring and related advisory work.