St. Francis had no possessions and no power. An April 2015 article in Il Sole 24 Ore stated the Vatican’s assets - securities, commercial real estate and bank accounts - for all its departments and offices combined “by a conservative estimate” would be around 15-17 billion euro. By the end of 2013, Pope Francis had hired McKinsey&Co., Promontory Financial, Ernst&Young, KPMG, Banco Santander i.e. all practitioners of vulture capitalism, to prosper his assets. Also Goldman Sachs execs Peter Sutherland and Sir Michael Hintze as advisers. The only US laypersons hired: Mary Ann Glendon and Juan Zarate, members of the G. W. Bush administration, and Greg Burke, former Fox News correspondent, heads the pope's press office. Pope Francis still maintains the Vatican's financial institutions in the Cayman and Turks and Caicos islands, both havens for off-shore tax shelters and other dubious activities.
I wrote there's nothing wrong with Bergoglio having a valet or the Vatican making a profit.