Edmond de Rothschild Monaco embraces sustainability in La Condamine move
By Zak Jackson, MonacoViews Editorial
The bank's relocation to La Condamine includes a partnership with Green Monaco to give its old furniture a second life.
After nearly thirty years in Monte-Carlo, Edmond de Rothschild has moved its Monaco headquarters to La Condamine, with the new offices above Place d'Armes opening to staff on 27 July 2026. The site accommodates all 270 employees under one roof, a consolidation that signals the bank's continued expansion in the Principality.
The relocation marks a notable shift in Monaco's financial geography. Monte-Carlo has long been the default address for private banks operating here, and the move to La Condamine reflects both the growing commercial appeal of that quarter and the practical demands of a growing headcount that older premises could no longer meet.
Demonstrating commitment to environmental responsibility, Edmond de Rothschild has partnered with Green Monaco to give its old furniture a second life rather than sending it to waste. The initiative underscores the bank's sustainability credentials as it settles into its new La Condamine base, aligning with the Principality's broader green ambitions.