Day: 3 December 2018

Mathieu Ferragut has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of CFM Indosuez Wealth, a subsidiary of Indosuez Wealth Management Group and leading financial institution in Monaco, effective December 3, 2018.

Mathieu Ferragut joined Crédit Lyonnais in Singapore in 1996 as Project Manager, then became Chief Operating Officer (COO) for Asia.

In 2000, he joined Crédit Lyonnais Miami subsidiary as Compliance Officer and COO. In 2007, he was appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer of CA Indosuez Wealth (Miami), and, in 2008, Chief Executive Officer.

He was managing the Indosuez Wealth Group’s activities in the Americas since 2013 as part of his role as CEO of CA Indosuez Wealth (Miami).

Mathieu Ferragut is a graduate of ISC Paris and holds a postgraduate in Financial Markets and International Finance from the University of Aix-Marseille.

Monaco Marine’s La Seyne-Toulon shipyard is open for business, with four yachts in for maintenance already.

According to Superyacht News, these are the 30m motoryacht Livadia, 47m La Polonia and 54m Keri Lee III. The shipyard has also welcomed a superyacht for a four-month period of works.

The 40,000sqm site at La Seyne-sur-mer houses a 148m dock for yachts visiting for a technical ‘pit stop’, or works afloat, and a 560-tonne travel lift. The tenders for superyachts even have their own dedicated marina within the premises.

The new facility is designed for yachts between 30m and 55m, and there is space to house 28 yachts simultaneously.

This is the eighth site for Monaco Marine in the south of France. Each facility can handle different sizes of yacht for refitting and maintenance.

As part of the declaration “Towards Monaco without AIDS”, Fight Aids Monaco, in collaboration with the Monaco Government and the Monaco City Council, recently signed the launch of a communication campaign on HIV prevention.

This signature was part of the international movement, “Prevention Access Campaign” # U = U. The theme of this communication campaign “U = U #Undetectable = Untransmissible” is declined in Monaco in “I = I / Undetectable = Intransmissible”.

This signing joins two Monegasque associations involved in the fight against AIDS – the Monegasque Red Cross and Amade, as well as two medical experts, Mr. Gervais Dionne, co-discoverer of 3TC (one of the main molecules of treatment against HIV), and Dr. Bruno Taillan, Vice President of Fight Aids Monaco and Internal Medicine, Hematologist at CHPG.

The campaign “I = I” was officially launched on Saturday 1st December, World Day against AIDS.

This same day, Fight Aids Monaco signed the “I = I” convention and organized the deployment of the quilts in homage to those who died of AIDS at the Oceanographic Museum.

At night, during warm-up before the match between AS Monaco Football Club and Sporting Club Montpellier Hérault, accounting for the 15th day of the France Ligue 1 championship, the Monaco players all wore a shirt Flocked the campaign logo.

The Principality of Monaco associated Monday, December 3, 2018, with the International Day of Handicap.

This day is a reminder of the various care and support mechanisms put in place by the Government. It is also an opportunity to raise awareness about the activities of the Principality’s associations in favour of disabled people.

In order to vary the communication media, the Department of Social Affairs and Health wanted to create a magazine dedicated to the testimonies of the daily life of people with visible or invisible disabilities, as well as all those associated with them.

This magazine of about twenty minutes, led by the Directorate of Communication and directed by the Monaco Info teams, will be broadcast on the local channel on Wednesday, December 5, at the end of the news broadcast of 19h.

The Government Counselor-Minister of Social Affairs and Health, Didier Gamerdinger, reminds us that “we must adapt and implement all means to enable the disabled to live, move and work as we do ourselves at home”.

After celebrating a win last week, Monaco returned to its losing streak with a 2-1 defeat to Montpellier in Ligue 1 on Saturday (Dec 1).

Youri Tielemans gave Monaco the lead in the 42nd minute, but goals from Andy Delort and Petar Skuletic kept Monaco mired in 19th place in the division.

Asked if the match was a disaster, Henry answered, “Yes!

“We talk about the fear of losing, but the fear of winning also exists. We gave a good performance for 54 minutes, but that’s not enough.”

The victory lifts Montpellier to second. They are 13 points behind Paris Saint-Germain, who round off the weekend’s matches in Bordeaux on Sunday evening, but are just one point ahead of Lyon and two clear of Lille.

Against Montpellier, Monaco had a chance to double their lead in the 54th minute when Tielemans, faced with an open goal, passed to Aleksandr Golovin, who hit the bar.

“You’ve got to shoot into the empty net,” said Henry.