AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMonaco Circular Economy: The Braderie de la Mairie de Monaco returns on Saturday 26 September at Parc Princesse Antoinette (10am–4pm), with free entry and a reuse-first marketplace for clothes, books, home décor, toys and accessories—aimed at boosting the circular economy. Marine Environment Monitoring: Westbrook Racing by Visit Angola, with ESA and EOMAP, reports strong water quality around Monaco’s UIM E1 event: no floating plastic litter detected in the race area, and no measurable change in turbidity, visibility or chlorophyll before vs after the weekend. Climate Risk & Insurance: At Rendez-Vous de Septembre in Monte Carlo, KBW expects property catastrophe excess-of-loss reinsurance rates to drop at least 10% for 1 January 2027 renewals, while Fitch says 1/1 talks will increasingly focus on terms and conditions (like attachment points and limits) as climate-driven claims costs keep rising. Brownfield Remediation: A redevelopment-focused piece highlights how shoreline brownfield cleanups can reclaim land and reduce seabed contamination—citing Monaco among global examples of combined remediation and land expansion. Sustainability Philanthropy: The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation will auction a one-off F.P.Journe chronograph in Singapore this November to fund environmental work, including endangered species and freshwater ecosystems.
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