CMB Monaco making a difference for those less fortunate - The Worldwide association dedicated to child protection AMADE has announced that thanks to the support of the CMB bank here in Monaco and on the occasion of World Children’s Day on November 20th 27,713 euros was raised as a donation. The Monegasque bank based in Monaco since 1976 had mobilized itself to support disadvantaged children by donating part of its trading commissions on the day, to AMADE, as well as mobilising its wealth managers and private bankers.
The money will contribute to the “Energy of Hope” programme, which is implemented in particular through the distribution of portable solar lamps to children in African schools to enable them to reach their homes in a more secure manner and to study in better conditions. Under the leadership of Francesco Grosoli, CEO of CMB Monaco, a similar operation was organized last year in favour of another Monegasque association, Les Enfants de Frankie. Grosoli says that “at CMB Monaco, we understand that true prosperity emerges when our business contributes positively to society. By cultivating strong relationships, supporting communities, and promoting solidarity actions like this, we are shaping a future where economic success and social responsibility are inseparable.”
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