The increase in unemployment following the recent financial crisis, the widening of the wage gap between skilled and unskilled workers due to deepening globalization, and the antipathy against banks and bankers rescued by taxpayer money, could all result in the weakening of support for a competitive market economy.
The recent establishment and ongoing  development of a favourable regulatory and legislative environment for the introduction of a finance leasing industry in Seychelles reinforces this commitment. Since November 2013, a legislative framework for leasing was introduced in Seychelles through enactment of the Financial Leasing Act.