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A Roca — Monaco Gourmet Collection
Monegasque brand of Riviera cuisine and catering, whose head office was transferred in 2024 and the corporate purpose expanded in 2025.
Académie Rainier III
Municipal art school — from the 1922 public course to the Boulevard Albert 1er complex (1994), with theatre departments (2008) and current music (2011).
Action Innocence Monaco
Monegasque Association for the Protection of Children on the Internet, authorised by ministerial decree of 21 October 2002 after presentation of its statutes in July 2002.
Aeksion Capital Management
Monegasque management company approved in 2024 under the name McCamley Investment Group, renamed Aeksion Capital Management in 2026 with the extension of its corporate purpose to the activities of receiving and transmitting orders.
Aigyros group
A technological group rooted in the Principality — founded in 2024 around AIGYROS · Cognitive heritage: from infrastructure to AI, five areas of expertise and a memory centre united under the same banner.
Albert II
Sovereign Prince of Monaco — chronology of public acts, inaugurations, laws promulgated and appointments published in the Journal de Monaco and by the Princely Government.
Association Monégasque des Activités Financières
Professional body for Monaco's licensed banking and financial firms — formerly the Association Monégasque des Banques, renamed AMAF in 2007 — which organises the sector's professional certification.
Association des Amis du Musée océanographique de Monaco
Association registered in 2011 that brings together Friends of the Oceanographic Museum and supports its work to understand and protect the oceans, with Prince Albert II as honorary chairman.
Association Monégasque pour la Protection de la Nature
Monegasque nature protection association, officially named manager of the Larvotto and Spélugues drop-off marine protected areas by ministerial decree in 2018.
Andbank Monaco
Monegasque private bank in the Andbank group, licensed by the CCAF in 2007 and based at 1 avenue des Citronniers — name « Andbank Monaco SAM » published in the Journal de Monaco since 2017.
AS Monaco Basket-Ball S.A.
Roca Team S.A.M.: basketball since 1928, 2014 relaunch, EuroCup 2021, three Betclic Elite titles (2023, 2024, 2026), Gaston-Médecin hall at Stade Louis-II.
AS Monaco Football Club S.A.
Monegasque professional football S.A.M.: eight Ligue 1 titles, a Champions League final (2004), sport and legal timeline since 1924, at Stade Louis-II.
Association des Parents d'Élèves de Monaco
Association founded in 1965, present in all Principality schools, representing parents and sitting on the National Education Committee.
Association Sportive Monaco Football Club
Sports association carrying the Monegasque football club, distinct from the company that runs it: authorised in 1992, renamed in 2000, accredited in 2010.
Atelier Funfrock
Family upholstery workshop on rue Plati since 2014, supplier to palaces, yachts and the Prince's Palace.
Auditorium Rainier III
Main auditorium of the Congress Centre — name « Auditorium Rainier III » attested from 1986, under the Department of Cultural Affairs since 2002.
Automobile Club de Monaco
Monegasque motoring club, registered office 23 boulevard Albert 1er, historic organiser of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Balenciaga — Monte-Carlo
Maison boutique in the Hôtel de Paris – One Monte-Carlo complex, avenue Princesse Alice — address record, timeline still to be built.
Banca Popolare di Sondrio (Monaco)
Monegasque branch of the Ticino bank Banca Popolare di Sondrio (Switzerland), licensed in January 2003, registered office published at 3 rue Princesse Florestine.
Bank Julius Baer (Monaco)
Monegasque private bank in the Swiss Julius Baer group, deemed licensed in Monaco for activity before 1 September 2001, registered office published at 12 boulevard des Moulins.
Bank Pictet & Cie (Europe) AG (Monaco)
Pictet group credit institution licensed in December 2019, distinct from the former Pictet & Cie (Monaco) SAM dissolved in 2020.
Banque J. Safra Sarasin (Monaco)
Monegasque private bank in the J. Safra Sarasin group, licensed in February 2014, renamed in 2013 after « Banque J. Safra (Monaco) SA » — registered office published 15 bis/17 avenue d'Ostende.
Banque Populaire Méditerranée (Monaco)
Monegasque branch of the BPCE group, formerly Banque Populaire Côte d'Azur, deemed licensed before 2001, at 3-9 boulevard des Moulins.
Banque Richelieu Monaco
Monegasque private bank renamed twice in ten years: KB Luxembourg (Monaco), then KBL Monaco Private Bankers in 2008, then Banque Richelieu Monaco in 2018.
Barclays Bank PLC (Monaco)
Monegasque branch of the British bank Barclays Bank PLC, deemed licensed before 2001, with a published address at 31 avenue de la Costa since at least 2021.
BNP Paribas
Monegasque branch licensed on 1 January 2024 after dissolution without liquidation of BNP Paribas Wealth Management Monaco in favour of BNP Paribas.
Boulangerie-Pâtisserie Moderne — Aux Délices
Bakery-pastry shop on boulevard du Jardin Exotique, run by the Monegasque company « Boulangerie-Pâtisserie Moderne », trading as « Aux Délices ».
Bulgari — Monte-Carlo
Maison jewellery and watch boutique on avenue des Beaux-Arts, in the Carré d'Or — address record, timeline still to be built.
Caisse d'Épargne Côte d'Azur (Monaco)
Caisse d'Épargne Côte d'Azur, licensed by the CCAF in September 2015, which announced a private banking hub in Monaco in March 2026.
Cartier — Place du Casino
Maison jewellery boutique on place du Casino, within the One Monte-Carlo district inaugurated in February 2019.
Casino de Monte-Carlo
Société des Bains de Mer gaming palace — rebuilt by Charles Garnier from 1878, extended by the Salle des Amériques (1881) and rooms by Jules Touzet (1890).
Cathédrale Notre-Dame-Immaculée
Roman-Byzantine cathedral on the Rock — first stone laid 6 January 1875, consecrated 11 June 1911, burial place of the princes of Monaco.
Cécilia Bartoli
Singer — vice-chair of the scientific committee for the 150th anniversary of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo, established by sovereign ordinance in 2026.
Cédric Grolet Monte-Carlo
200 m² tea room and shop opened on 30 July 2025 in the Hôtel de Paris patio, by pastry chef Cédric Grolet.
Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace (CHPG)
Principality's public hospital on the same site since 1902 — law no. 127 of 1930, CHPG name in 1958, major « Nouvel Hôpital » rebuild announced towards 2032.
Cesare Poma Traiteur
Monegasque caterer at 1 rue du Portier, private company with capital of 76,000 euros, management changed in 2022.
CFM Indosuez Gestion
Monegasque asset management company in the Crédit Agricole / Indosuez group, renamed from « Monaco Gestions FCP » in 2015 and manager of the group's Monegasque mutual funds.
CFM Indosuez Wealth
Monegasque bank stemming from the Crédit Foncier de Monaco (1922), part of the Crédit Agricole / Indosuez group and authorised by the CCAF in 2012 — distinct from the asset manager CFM Indosuez Gestion.
Chanel — One Monte-Carlo
Two boutiques of the house within the One Monte-Carlo district: fashion on one side, watches and jewellery on the other, opened in April 2019.
Charles Garnier
Architect of the Monte-Carlo auditorium inaugurated on 25 January 1879 — Memoria archives public acts linked to the building, not a biography.
Chloé — Monte-Carlo
Boutique of the Parisian house opened on 21 May 2025 on allée François Blanc: return to the Principality after ten years' absence.
Chocolaterie de Monaco
House founded in 1920 on the Rock, Appointed Supplier to the Prince's Palace, chocolate shop and tea room on place de la Visitation.
Club des Supporters de Monaco
Supporters' association of the Monegasque football club, authorised in 1952 and accredited in 2010 — one of the oldest of its kind documented in the Journal de Monaco.
CMB Monaco
Monegasque private bank founded in 1976, subsidiary of the Mediobanca group, which took the name CMB Monaco in 2020 and moved its registered office from avenue de la Costa to avenue des Spélugues.
Comité des Fêtes de la Saint-Roman
Committee in charge of the traditional Saint-Roman festivities, authorised in 1949 and accredited in 2011, which keeps Monegasque popular celebrations alive.
Comité d'Entraide des Français de Monaco
Mutual-aid association of the French community resident in the Principality, known by the acronym C.E.F.M., whose bylaws are regularly published in the Journal de Monaco.
Comité National des Traditions Monégasques
Association formed in 1924, authorised in 1949 and accredited in 2010, which maintains Monegasque traditions and teaches the Monegasque language in the Principality's schools.
Comité Olympique Monégasque
Olympic institution of the Principality, established by sovereign ordinance in January 1953.
Comité Tricolore pour les Italiens dans le Monde
Monegasque association (C.T.I.M.) created in 2002 to strengthen cultural, scientific and social ties between Monaco's Italian community and Italy.
Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco (CAM)
Concession-holder operating urban bus transport — Monegasque public limited company whose bylaws are regularly amended and whose concession is renewed in the Journal de Monaco since 1947.
Cova Monaco
Pastry shop and tea room opened at the Palais de la Plage on Larvotto in March 2022 — second Monegasque address after boulevard des Moulins.
Crédit Agricole Provence Côte d'Azur (Monaco)
Regional bank accredited in Monaco in July 2020, with a presence attested in the Journal since 1998 — « Monaco Private Banking » activities in the Principality.
LCL — Le Crédit Lyonnais (Monaco)
Monegasque branch of LCL, deemed authorised before 2001, which publishes a head office at 1 avenue des Citronniers and four branches on the territory.
Darty Monaco
A franchised Darty store opened on 29 November 2018 at 4 avenue Albert II in Fontvieille, selling household appliances, computers, TVs, hi-fi equipment and phones, with an after-sales workshop and bedding section.
Deep Blue Soft Monaco S.A.R.L.
Monegasque software publisher and integrator — LLC formed in 2022, registered office at Les Caravelles (25 boulevard Albert Ier) after a transfer from avenue Albert II.
Edmond de Rothschild (Monaco)
Private bank present in Monaco since 1986, deemed authorised before 2001, inaugurating a new headquarters in La Condamine facing place d'Armes in September 2026.
EFG Bank (Monaco)
Monegasque private bank of the Swiss EFG International group, deemed authorised before 2001, which absorbed BSI Monaco by merger in 2017.
Elie Saab — One Monte-Carlo
The house's first permanent boutique in Monaco, announced on 18 July 2023 at One Monte-Carlo: 300 m² over two levels, furnished by Elie Saab Maison.
L'Épi d'Or
Bakery-pastry shop in La Condamine, trading since 1957 and Appointed Supplier to the Prince's Palace, whose business was transferred in 2005.
Monaco E-Prix
Formula E event on the Monegasque circuit; winners and editions since the electric championship arrived in the Principality.
Esthécoach
Beauty institute and wellness centre on boulevard des Moulins, opened in 2004 and installed in enlarged premises since October 2023.
Exsymol
Monegasque public limited company with share capital of EUR 180,000 — registered office 4 avenue Albert II, registered with the RCI (72 S 1352), authorised by ministerial decree no. 72-131 of 1972.
Fédération Monégasque de Boxe
Monegasque boxing federation, authorised and bylaws approved by ministerial decree in 1979.
Fédération Monégasque de Rugby
Monegasque rugby union federation, accredited by ministerial decree in August 2010.
Fédération Monégasque de Tennis
Monegasque tennis sports federation, whose board of directors is appointed by sovereign decision from 1992.
Fédération Monégasque de Tennis de Table
Table tennis federation association in the Principality, bylaws authorised and approved in August 2001.
Fédération Monégasque de Voile
Monegasque sailing federation, accredited in 2022, domiciled at Quai Louis II according to the Journal.
Fédération Monégasque de Volley-Ball
Monegasque volleyball federation, with registered office at 16 rue Louis Auréglia published in the Journal in 2016.
Fédération Monégasque Motonautique
Monegasque powerboating federation — registered office at 11 avenue des Guelfes published in the Journal in 2021.
Festival de Télévision de Monte-Carlo
International audiovisual event at the Grimaldi Forum; Golden Nymph Awards and major festival editions.
Fnac Monaco
Culture and technology retailer on the ground floor of Metropole Shopping Monte-Carlo: computing, sound, imaging and telephony.
Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco
Monegasque foundation devoted to sustainable management of natural resources and environmental protection, whose purpose was published in the Journal de Monaco on 5 January 2007.
Gala de la Croix-Rouge monégasque
Major summer charity ball at Sporting Monte-Carlo; princely tradition for the benefit of the Monegasque Red Cross.
Gare souterraine et tunnel ferroviaire de Monaco
Burial of the railway line and construction of the underground station, declared of public utility by Law No. 1.143 of 26 July 1991: the operation that returned surface land to Monaco.
La Gazette de Monaco
Economically focused newspaper (« La Gazette de Monaco »), published by S.C.S. Poggi & Cie (Max Poggi) — trade name and registered office confirmed in the Journal de Monaco in 2007.
Georges Marsan
Mayor of Monaco and proprietor pharmacist at the Pharmacie Centrale — municipal decrees, delegations of powers and Order of Pharmacists acts published in the Journal.
Grand Prix automobile de Monaco
Formula 1 round on the Principality's street circuit; chronology of editions, winners and memorable race facts, sourced from the organisers and F1.
Grand Prix de Monaco Historique
Historic car event on the Monaco circuit; timeline of editions and the ACM meeting on the Grand Prix layout.
Grimaldi Forum Monaco
Congress and culture centre inaugurated in 2000 — 2025 extension (+50% exhibition space) designed within Mareterra by Giraldi and Raymond.
Gucci — Monte-Carlo
Maison boutique on avenue de Monte-Carlo, reopened in April 2018 in Alessandro Michele's new concept — with a second Gucci Kids space at Metropole Shopping.
Halles et Marchés de Monte-Carlo
Halles et Marchés de Monte-Carlo building, whose demolition and reconstruction were declared of public utility by Law No. 1.076 of 27 June 1984.
Héliport de Monaco
Heliport created by Sovereign Ordinance of 31 August 1981 on the Fontvieille land reclamation, then reorganised by an ordinance of 1994.
Hermès — Monte-Carlo
Maison boutique at 11–15 avenue de Monte-Carlo, reopened and enlarged in June 2018 after more than eighteen months of works.
Institut audiovisuel de Monaco (IAM)
Institution preserving and promoting image and sound in the Principality — managed by the namesake association, registered office at 83–85 boulevard du Jardin Exotique since 2019.
International Lawn-Tennis Club de Monaco
Social and sporting tennis club in Monaco (I.L.T.C.), with registered office at 17 rue de Millo published in the Journal in 2004.
J. Safra Sarasin Gestion (Monaco)
Monegasque asset management company of the J. Safra Sarasin group, born from the renaming of J. Safra Gestion (Monaco) in 2013 — the group's bank followed the same change a few weeks earlier.
Jardin Exotique de Monaco
Cliffside botanical park open to the public since 1933 — closed 2020–2026 for full rehabilitation of artificial rock, walkways and utilities.
Jardins Saint-Martin et Sainte-Barbe
Principality's oldest public green spaces, created in 1816 by Honoré V — promenade below avenue Saint-Martin with sea and Fontvieille views.
Journal de Monaco
Official bulletin of the Principality: first issue on 30 May 1858, institutionalised as the official journal by the 1962 Constitution, published every working Friday.
Jumping International de Monte-Carlo
International show-jumping on Port Hercule; Global Champions Tour editions and prestigious obstacle classes.
K. Place Multi Family Office
Monegasque multi family office authorised in 2019 as KPMG Multi Family Office, renamed K. Place Multi Family Office by general meeting of 24 November 2025.
La Banque Postale (Monaco)
La Banque Postale, accredited by the CCAF in February 2006 as a credit institution in Monaco — Memoria found no published address notice in the sources consulted.
Lemoine
Monegasque audio-video, television and household-appliance retailer at 15 boulevard des Moulins, converted to a private limited company by notarial deed in 2010.
Léonidas Monaco — Ets Girardi
Léonidas chocolates and fine grocery at 2 rue Imberty, operated by Ets Girardi — address record, chronology still to be built.
Les 5 Saveurs
Fine grocery of Provençal specialities in Monaco-Ville, rue Basse, whose business was sold in 2026.
Les Voiles Blanches
Monegasque association declared in 2025 that each summer collects toys for hospitalised children: « the White Pirate » sails the Mediterranean and delivers them to the Fondation Lenval in Nice.
Logements domaniaux — les livraisons
Major Principality state-housing schemes, dated by official delivery notices published in the Journal de Monaco: from Agaves in 2004 to Testimonio II programmes in 2022–2023.
Louis II
Sovereign Prince (1922–1949) whose name is borne by the Fontvieille stadium — tribute published in the Journal at the 1985 inauguration.
Louis Vuitton — One Monte-Carlo
Maison store in the One Monte-Carlo district, inaugurated in February 2019, thirty-six years after a first presence in the Principality.
Rallye automobile Monte-Carlo
Major round of the World Rally Championship; WRC winners and the event's historic link with the Principality and the Automobile Club de Monaco.
Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters
ATP Masters 1000 clay tournament at the Monte-Carlo Country Club; winners and landmark editions of Monegasque tennis.
Telis S.A.M.
Monegasque IT infrastructure, network and security integrator — SAM with share capital of €190,000, registered office at the George V, 14 avenue de Grande-Bretagne (articles approved in 2000).
Telis International
Telis Group SARL — incorporated in 2018, registered office at the George V (c/o Telis S.A.M.); share capital raised to €1,118,550 after the meeting of 27 May 2025.
Temps & Passions
Monegasque watch and designer jewellery boutique at 31 boulevard des Moulins, opened in 2002 and renovated in 2019.
Tennis Club de Monaco
Monegasque tennis association; its Club House is in Cap-d'Ail, distinct from the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters and the Monegasque Tennis Federation.
Terre-plein de Fontvieille
The Principality's largest land reclamation: ground gained on Fontvieille bay from 1965, with the State buying back the land in 1973.
Terre-plein du Larvotto
Peninsula gained from the sea east of the Principality, whose 1972 sector division plan makes it a « protected zone » for leisure.
Testimonio II
Mixed-use scheme by Telis International SAM at 72 boulevard d'Italie — authorised by the Communal Council in 2016, amended in 2019, state-owned flats let from 2022.
Théâtre du Fort Antoine
Open-air amphitheatre in the former fortress at the north-east tip of the Rock — rebuilt in 1953, used as a summer theatre since 1970.
Théâtre Princesse Grace
Comedy theatre at 12 avenue d'Ostende — restoration of the Théâtre des Beaux-Arts and inauguration on 17 December 1981 by Rainier III and Grace.
Les Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo
Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer wellness centre on avenue de Monte-Carlo, with seawater pool, treatments, beauty salon and hairdresser.
Top Marques Monaco
Luxury, automotive and watchmaking show at the Grimaldi Forum; editions of the Monegasque meeting.
Tour Odéon
High-rise on avenue de l'Annonciade — delivery of state-owned flats announced in the Journal de Monaco in summer 2014.
Truffle Gourmet
Fine food shop specialising in truffles and related products, operating from stall no. 15 at the Condamine market.
U Cantin d'A Roca
Monegasque choir founded in the mid-1990s, keeping the Principality's traditional repertoire and performing the Monegasque anthem at official ceremonies.
UBS (Monaco) SA
Monegasque public limited company in the UBS Group, deemed licensed before September 2001; recent legal notices still publish the registered office at 2 avenue de Grande-Bretagne.
Union Bancaire Privée (Monaco)
Monegasque branch of Union Bancaire Privée (Geneva), licensed in February 2014, at avenue d'Ostende since 2022 after boulevard des Moulins.
Valentin Vacherot
Professional tennis player — EPS silver medal in 2025 and Monegasque naturalisation published in the Journal in 2026; ATP Masters 1000 title in Shanghai (ATP source).
Van Cleef & Arpels — Monaco
Jewellery house boutique on place du Casino, reopened in July 2025 after a full redesign, in a location occupied by the house since 1935.
Yacht Club de Monaco
Principality yacht club, authorised in 1953 as a company, based at quai Louis II — one hub of Monegasque maritime life.
Zebra Soft
Monegasque software development SARL — incorporated in 2016, registered office at Les Bougainvilliers, 15 allée Lazare Sauvaigo.
Zegg & Cerlati — détaillant Rolex à Monaco
Official Rolex retailer in Monaco: first boutique on avenue de la Costa in 1997, move to place du Casino in 2000 — Rolex has no own-brand boutique in the Principality.