Where Heritage Meets Innovation: Inside Monaco’s Exclusive Financial Gathering
An exclusive gathering at the Yacht Club de Monaco explores how traditional finance, digital assets, and innovation are converging into a single global ecosystem.
Cryptocurrencies, once considered a niche experiment for early adopters and risk-takers, have matured into a practical and secure component of modern finance. What was intended as disruption has shifted toward integration — a process that’s redefining the relationship between innovation and trust.
Monaco Dazzles: The Inaugural Grand Prix de la Haute Joaillerie 2025 Crowns the Icons of Modern High Jewelry
The Principality of Monaco glittered brighter than ever on Saturday night as the Salle des Étoiles at the Sporting Monte-Carlo played host to the first-ever Grand Prix de la Haute Joaillerie, a celebration destined to become a defining date in the global luxury calendar.
Beneath the starlit ceiling, the world’s most prestigious jewelry houses, Chanel, Dior, Chopard, Tiffany & Co., Bvlgari, Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana, Messika, Anna Hu, Boucheron and Martin Katz and more gathered for an evening that shimmered with artistry, heritage, and emotion.
Below the Surface, a Shift in Motion: Bicycles Find a Home in Monaco’s Car Parks
In Monaco, a quiet revolution is taking shape: the bicycle. At the recent EVER Monaco forum, an event now marking its 20th year gathering minds on sustainable mobility and energy innovation, Céline Caron‑Dagioni, Minister of Equipment, Environment and Urban Planning (in charge of mobility) unveiled what might appear a simple measure, yet in Monaco’s context feels rather heroic: dedicated bike-parking zones within existing public car parks.
From Blueprint to Promise: The Long Road to the La Rousse Urbanization
In the heart of the Principality there is a parcel of land that has become a symbol of promise postponed. Located above the Place des Moulins and bordered by Boulevard d’Italie, the area formerly earmarked as the “Annonciade II” development has been rebranded by the government as the “Urbanisation of the Quartier de la Rousse”. Its waiting now spans more than a decade.
