Business & Finance
Christophe Mirmand appointed Monaco’s new Minister of State amid efforts to restore political continuity
Christophe Mirmand will be sworn in as Monaco’s new Minister of State on 21st July, marking a return to stability after months of political transition and the sudden withdrawal of his predecessor.
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What keeps me up at night: Coronavirus and the difficult road ahead
Acclaimed entrepreneur James Caan CBE explores the long-lasting effects he believes the pandemic will have on the job market and the way the world functions economically.
Interview: MonacoTech Director Lionel Galfré
Monaco Life talks to the director of the Principality’s business incubator about the importance of nurturing start-ups and what it means for Monaco.
Emergency unemployment benefits extended
The Monegasque government has announced it will be extending Reinforced Total Temporary Unemployment (CTTR) pay-outs until next spring in an effort to ease financial concers through the winter season.
Catherine Fautrier speaks about new life in Madrid
Catherine Fautrier’s career has taken her from China to Australia, and now to Madrid to serve as Monaco’s new Ambassador to Spain.
Bonus offered for home renovations
The Monegasque government is encouraging owners and tenants to give their homes a make-over by offering a “renovation bonus” as part of the State’s plan for economic recovery.
Which nations are tempting HNWIs through tax relief and Golden Visas?
Italy has seen an influx of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) from around the globe, keen to take advantage of a recently introduced tax policy providing income tax relief.
