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Monaco renews two asset freezes, removes one listing

Monaco’s minister of state renewed asset-freeze listings for two individuals for six months and removed a third, extending the retained entries through Feb. 12, 2027, under a national freezing regime.

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MONACO, August 12, 2026 — Monaco extended existing asset-freeze measures for two individuals and removed a third individual entry from its sanctions list.

The two renewals run for six months and expire Feb. 12, 2027. The withdrawn entry had an expiration date of Aug. 12, 2026.

Decision No. 2026-93 amends Monaco’s 2021 sanctions decision and was issued under the principality’s sovereign ordinance governing procedures to freeze funds and economic resources in connection with international economic sanctions.

All three records concern individuals within a national asset-freezing regime identified by reference to Article L. 562-2 of the monetary and financial code. The evidence does not state the conduct underlying the entries.

For sanctions-screening teams, the renewals preserve two existing records through February while the removal changes the set of active listings. That combination may require internal screening data and list-maintenance files to be updated.

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