AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMonaco Finance & Risk: At the Rendez-Vous de Septembre in Monte Carlo, reinsurer executives warned that specialty lines face a tougher January renewal mix as capital piles up and property catastrophe rates soften, while operational drag still frustrates underwriting workflows—driving more delegated underwriting and data-led approaches. EU Border Policy: The EU let nine Schengen countries delay full Entry/Exit System (EES) checks after travel disruptions and long queues, as biometric rollout pressures airports and airlines. Luxury & Lifestyle: Christian Louboutin’s conversation with contemporary art circles and Monaco’s own cultural calendar got a boost as Ballets de Monte-Carlo unveiled its 2026/27 season. Sports Business: Formula 1’s new Madrid “Madring” track is already sparking calls for changes after a procession race with few overtakes—another reminder that fan experience can quickly become a commercial issue. Local Culture: Ballets de Monte-Carlo confirmed major revivals and collaborations for 2026/27, with Monaco venues and touring plans set to keep demand high. Community & Heritage: The Monacan Indian Nation is set to regain the remaining Bear Mountain tract through a sale involving Sweet Briar College, spotlighting land, identity, and long-term stewardship.
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