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Former French Regulator Benoît de Juvigny Joins Monaco Financial Watchdog

Former French Financial Markets Authority Secretary General Benoît de Juvigny has joined Monaco’s financial supervisory commission as the Principality strengthens regulatory oversight during heightened international scrutiny.
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