On today’s Big Take podcast, an investigation by Bloomberg Businessweek reveals how Prince Albert II’s government regularly favored his nephews in business deals. Members of the royal family deny any wrongdoing, but Monaco finds itself in the midst of a political crisis.

Bloomberg reporters Gaspard Sebag and Anthony Cormier detail why two of the Prince’s nephews are now facing allegations of using state contracts to line their own pockets at a time when the country’s government is already under scrutiny for failing to curb financial crime.

On today’s Big Take podcast, an investigation by Bloomberg Businessweek reveals how Prince Albert II’s government regularly favored his nephews in business deals. Members of the royal family deny any wrongdoing, but Monaco finds itself in the midst of a political crisis. Bloomberg reporters <a href="https://origin.www.bloomberg.com/authors/AROCctX4rN0/gaspard-sebag">Gaspard Sebag</a> and <a href="https://origin.www.bloomberg.com/authors/AV1xJ7TzGso/anthony-cormier">Anthony Cormier</a> detail why two of the Prince’s nephews are now facing allegations of using state contracts to line their own pockets at a time when the country’s government is already under scrutiny for failing to curb financial crime.

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The Royal Nephews at the Center of Monaco’s Latest Financial Scandal

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