Business & Finance
A trillion-dollar art inheritance is coming, and heirs may not want it
Around 860 billion euros of art is set to pass to heirs over the next decade, Deloitte says, leaving many wondering what to do with collections they never asked for as the great wealth transfer accelerates.
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Which jobs pay the most in Monaco?
If you're looking for the highest-paying career in Monaco, the latest figures from IMSEE show one sector stands comfortably above the rest.
Monaco tables new law to overhaul rules for crypto-asset firms
Monaco has filed Bill no. 1131 to modernise the rules for crypto-asset service providers, aligning with the EU's MiCA regulation and FATF standards and replacing its 2022 law, with CCAF-issued...
Monaco opens Place d’Armes kiosk tender focused on disability employment
Monaco is seeking an operator for a new inclusive snack bar at Place d’Armes, with the business required to provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities as part of a mainstream...
easyJet founder Sir Stelios backs €4.9bn Apollo takeover as family commits 15% stake
The founder of easyJet and long-time Monaco resident Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has thrown his support behind Apollo Global Management's recommended acquisition of the airline, backing the €6.6...
Slow boating takes centre stage at the Cannes Yachting Festival
Europe's largest in-water boat show, the Cannes Yachting Festival, will spotlight 'slow boating' at its 49th edition from 8th to 13th September, championing a gentler, greener way to cruise the coast.
Veteran French regulator Benoît de Juvigny joins Monaco financial watchdog
Former French AMF Secretary General Benoît de Juvigny has joined Monaco’s financial regulator, the CCAF, for a term running until October 2027.
