Founded in 1907, Crédit Mobilier de Monaco specializes in lombard loans (loans granted quickly against a deposit of a valuable property, generally jewellery, brilliants, precious stones, watches, silverware), consumer loans, deposit accounts. Crédit Mobilier de Monaco uses simple and discreet system which allows the customer to remain the owner of his objects for the duration of the loan and to regain full possession of his goods at maturity, after reimbursement.
In 2022, Crédit mobilier de Monaco achieved the position of 17th largest bank in Monaco with a market share of 0.02%; its total assets dropped by 8.90%.
Additionally, the bank became the 17th profitable bank in relation to its total assets showcasing -0.93% return on assets in 2022.
Deposits up to 100,000 EUR are covered by French deposit guarantee scheme in Crédit mobilier de Monaco.
In 2023 total assets of Crédit mobilier de Monaco were 12,85 mln EUR. In 2023 the bank's net income was 125 022,82 EUR.
Crédit mobilier de Monaco participates in the deposit guarantee scheme of France which applies to all deposit accounts made by natural persons, legal entities and covers up to up to 100,000 EUR per bank per depositor. Crédit mobilier de Monaco is a member of Fonds de Garantie des Dépôts et de Résolution (FGDR) and makes its contributions into it.