Living in Monaco
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Son of a banker (his father managed Banque du Gothard in Lugano), Gianni Romano left Switzerland in the late 90s to open a management company in Monaco: Financial Strategy. He is its Chairman and for 12 years he was an Advisor on the AMAF Board.
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Monaco's Director of Tourism has put interactive digital tools in place in the Principality for maximum effectiveness. His motto is "constant renewal".
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Le 22 mars dernier, L'Association Monégasque des Activités Financières a reçu le Directeur du Travail, Madame Pascale PALLANCA, accompagnée de son Directeur adjoint , Mme Sophie Vincent, et de l'Inspecteur Principal du Travail, Mme Corinne VAN KLAVEREN. Nous avons interrogé Mme PALLANCA sur les missions de sa Direction.
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In February 2013, Régis Asso was appointed Director of the Monaco Police Department. His career as a divisional commissioner in Nice and then Cannes placed him at the forefront of major events: European Heads of State Summits, NATO Summit, G20, France-Africa Summit. He gives us his view of public security in the Principality of Monaco.
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To be launched by early next year as one of the initiatives of the Strategic Council for Attractiveness’s Welcome Plan, the “Monaco Welcome” label will particularly relate to the financial institutions of the Monaco financial centre.
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Today the Principality of Monaco can claim to have implemented a foreign policy that is in line with the requirements and constraints of international standards relating to fiscal transparency. The direct result of this active policy is that since September 2009 the name of the Principality of Monaco has featured on the OECD’s White List, meaning that the country’s desire to cooperate in tax matters has been acknowledged, while it remains internationally competitive.
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Monaco’s Director of Public Security asserts that the Principality is a very open country, and that good preventive measures alone allow bank security to be maintained. Interview.
