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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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.
What Monaco’s campaign finance rules actually demand of candidates
Monaco's campaign finance rules, now published online, bar candidates from handling their own funds and carry penalties of up to six years' ineligibility for falsified accounts.
Forty-three world premieres set for Monaco Yacht Show 2026
Forty-three superyachts will make their world debut at the 35th Monaco Yacht Show in September, from a 24-metre Arcadia to Lürssen's 102-metre Nixie, in a fleet expected to reach 120 vessels.
How Core cracked Monaco’s online payment problem
Carlo CEO Antoine Bahri reveals the regulatory hurdles, technical challenges and key breakthrough behind Monaco's new payment platform Core.
Monaco’s temporary workforce falls 17% after construction peak
Monaco’s temporary workforce fell 17.3% in 2025 as major construction projects ended, although employment and revenue remain historically high.
