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I hope AZ is going to do some networking at this!!!
https://www.whitelabelexpo.co.uk/
Something doesn’t match though, as his current appointments if you go through Supply@me he only has one, these 2 companies aren’t linked to him through company house, my understanding is they should be but could be wrong.
The below link is info about pnp, it’s too big to paste if you have a spare 10 mins it’s worth a read.
https://cms.law/it/ita/publication/il-pegno-mobiliare-non-possessorio-ampliate-le-possibilita-di-accesso-al-credito
Well done AZ and the team, great work.
"The structure of the contractual agreement we have facilitated will provide a blueprint for future IM transactions using traditional funding sources in Italy, backed by the PNP Regulation, opening the door wide open to others in our pipeline and boosting the finalisation of white-label agreements with banks."
This is a good step in the right direction and this is where it gets interesting
The Transaction will leverage the recently approved Italian legislation pegno non possessorio (the "PNP Regulation") and is expected to be first such IM transaction implemented in the market under the PNP Regulation legislation in respect of non-agri-food based inventory.
Interesting article but can’t work out how to translate it all, last bit is translated a link attached if anyone is interested.
Good day today really hope it lasts.
https://www.economymagazine.it/inventory-monetisation-liquidita-magazzino/
For 2023, Supply@ME, also by virtue of the recent enactment of the new non-possory pledge regulation, expects to be able to ‘co-design new inventory-based solutions, together with specific financial industry partners’. But above all to increasingly use Decentralised Finance protocols, combined with the Inventory Monetisation service, to support global supply chains and the real economy.
This is an interesting article with an insight into pnp fyi.
I have tried to send it translated but if it doesn’t work you can change it in your web browser.
https://www.dirittobancario.it/art/il-pegno-mobiliare-non-possessorio-in-unottica-di-impresa-e-finanziaria/
Hard to handle below is an example of what they bring, if you don’t understand the link then you need to do some of your own research to get some more information. The facts are out there for everyone you just need to look.
https://opengovasia.com/tag/icc-tradeflow/
ChatGPT Satya Nadella, Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft, gestures as he attends Microsoft's 'Young Innovators' Summit' in New Delhi, India February 26, 2020. REUTERS/Anushree Fadnavis
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft: Blockchain needs a 'ChatGPT style break-out moment'. Photo: Anushree Fadnavis/Reuters
Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella told attendees at this year's World Economic Forum in Davos on Tuesday that he believes in blockchain, web3 and metaverse innovations, but feels the sector needs a "ChatGPT moment".
"Blockchain is a technology that has a set of use cases, we at Microsoft support it today. A distributed database is a good thing, it has its uses.
"All of these three things, web3, blockchain and the metaverse, are all going to happen.
"But you need to have the killer apps, what is the use case that gets broad adoption, what is the ChatGPT moment for blockchain?"
Artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT was launched in November 2022 and has since racked up over a million users.
This is a leap into mass adoption that took social media platform Facebook (META) 10 months and streaming platform Netflix (NFLX) three years to match.
The new application's agility in capturing mass appeal has outpaced the more slowly evolving blockchain industry that began in earnest when Satoshi Nakamoto published the bitcoin (BTC-USD) white paper in 2008.
ChatGPT has eclipsed web3 as the prime tech buzzword of 2023. But, as the year progresses, whether it will be as disruptive to our personal and professional lives as has been forecasted remains to be seen.
Microsoft is going all in on ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) technology that could power a new search engine that could disrupt the dominance of Google (GOOG).
News site Semafor reported on Tuesday that Microsoft is investing $10bn (£8.2bn) in OpenAI, the artificial intelligence firm behind ChatGPT.
This will value the San Francisco-based firm at $29bn, and industry analysts say that Google should pay close attention to the deal.
What is ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is trained on a massive data set, and has been described as one of the most powerful language processing models ever created.
It is a highly articulate artificial intelligence application which can write computer code as well as different types of text from haiku to jokes, corporate emails, business plans, academic essays and even piece of original fiction in the style of any writer you want, from Joyce and Dostoyevsky, to Shakespeare.
What sets it apart from previous AI chat tools, is how it can respond to user prompts in natural-sounding language, responses that could easily be miresponses that could easily be mistaken for a chat with a real human.
ChatGPT uses a combination of natural language processing, machine learning, and graph theory to measure a chatbot's ability to understand and respond accurately to customer inquiries.