AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCredit Access: Monaco’s “right to be forgotten” rules took effect on October 13, allowing eligible former cancer and hepatitis C patients to apply for borrower insurance without medical-history penalties—removing a barrier to mortgages and business loans. Financial Crime: Monaco was among the first signatories to a Council of Europe treaty enabling authorities to trace, freeze and confiscate criminal assets, including crypto-assets. Trade Links: The Monaco Chamber of Commerce marked its new identity with a German business delegation, while a Qatari delegation of nearly 20 companies explored investment opportunities across sectors including technology, real estate and tourism. Commercial Property: Monaco’s state property operator is seeking a leisure, sports or immersive-entertainment business for a 1,273-square-metre site near the Principality. Yachting: Industry leaders discussed geopolitical pressures and shifting markets at a Monaco gathering, as the sector builds on a reported €660 million boom that has outpaced the wider economy.
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