Business & Finance
Monaco exits FATF grey list: the reforms and sanctions behind the breakthrough
Two years of scrutiny, sweeping reforms and millions in fines: Monaco has secured its exit from the FATF grey list, with increased seizures of suspected criminal assets singled out as evidence of progress.
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Monaco deepens its Gulf outreach with a Bahrain visit
A Bahraini delegation led by minister Noor Al Khulaif visited Monaco on 28th July, and the two sides agreed a roadmap to deepen economic ties, with a Monaco mission to Bahrain planned for early 2027.
Booming superyacht refit market targeted with new industry event in March
Informa Prestige, owner of the Monaco Yacht Show, will hold 'The Future of Refit' at the Grimaldi Forum from 31st March 2027 — the industry's first event dedicated to the multi-billion superyacht...
Monaco proposes 15% minimum tax for largest multinational groups
Monaco has proposed new OECD-aligned tax legislation to ensure multinational companies' tax revenues generated in the Principality remain in Monaco rather than flowing overseas.
Monaco Economic Board joins global French-speaking business network
MEB strengthens global economic ties by officially joining an international network of French-speaking business organisations.
Monaco’s building boom fades — and its workforce with it
Monaco's construction turnover fell 36.1% in 2025, close to €1 billion, as major projects ended, though the sector remains the Principality's third-largest private employer, new IMSEE figures show.
Moncrief bank, formerly Banque Havilland (Monaco), fined €1 million for anti-money-laundering failures
Moncrief Private Bank, formerly Banque Havilland (Monaco), has been fined €1 million by the AMSF for seven financial-crime compliance failures, including three previously sanctioned in 2021.
