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Monaco Regulator Fines Julius Baer €1.5 Million as Private Banking Scrutiny Intensifies

Monaco’s financial regulator imposed a €1.5 million penalty on Julius Baer Wealth Management Monaco, its third major enforcement action this year after sanctions involving UBS and Moncrief Private Bank, underscoring tighter anti-money laundering oversight.
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