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La Française innovates and joins the IZNES platform
- June 9, 2021
- Posted by: IZNES
- Category: Press Release
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Promising digital projects for asset management companies
- June 7, 2021
- Posted by: IZNES
- Categories: Asset Management, Innovation
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Press Release of May 18th, 2021
- May 19, 2021
- Posted by: IZNES
- Category: Press Release
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Ecofi joins IZNES Blockchain platform
- April 29, 2021
- Posted by: IZNES
- Categories: Asset Management, Coopetition, Fund Distribution
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Iznes revolutionises Engie's cash investments
- January 25, 2021
- Posted by: Noémie Socha
- Category: Innovation
Engie's financial teams recently completed the deployment of the Iznes platform, whose blockchain technology has enabled them to considerably optimise their short-term cash investment process. Thanks to this tool, the company has also freed itself from very high custody fees. For Engie's treasury department, and more particularly the department dedicated to the company's short-term liquidity, the year 2020 will have been placed under the seal of innovation. After several months of work, the department recently completed the deployment of the pan-European blockchain platform Iznes, dedicated to the execution and processing of investments in money market funds. This initiative was awarded first prize at the group's fourth Finance Awards.
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Press Release of January 19th, 2021
- January 19, 2021
- Posted by: Noémie Socha
- Category: Press Release
IZNES chosen by the Banque de France to carry out transactions on fund shares for the first time in central bank digital money. As part of the experimental programme led by the Banque de France, more than ten fund share transactions, for a total amount of more than EUR 2 million, were carried out in December 2020 on the IZNES platform using central bank digital money (MNBC). This is the first settlement of fund shares using MNBC.
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Press Release of January 13th, 2021
- January 13, 2021
- Posted by: Noémie Socha
- Category: Press Release
Generali et le Groupe APICIL entrent au capital d’IZNES, plateforme paneuropéenne d’achat et de vente d’OPC[1] utilisant la technologie blockchain. Créée en 2017 par un consortium de six sociétés de gestion, IZNES est aujourd’hui soutenue par deux nouveaux investisseurs de renom qui entrent à son capital : Generali et le Groupe APICIL, via son fonds dédié Insurtech Capital. Ils deviennent respectivement le premier assureur et le premier groupe de protection sociale à entrer au capital de la Fintech. Ce partenariat stratégique donne un coup d’accélérateur au développement d’un nouvel écosystème en blockchain pour le traitement des opérations sur OPC.
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Technologies with a big impact on the funds business
- December 3, 2020
- Posted by: IZNES
- Category: Fund Distribution
Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) is going to be the catalyst of profound changes in the fund industry. Traditionally, post-market activities are not a sector that has benefitted from substantial investments within major financial groups, and the asset management post-market segment is no exception to this. As a consequence, players suffer from operational difficulties, particularly regarding distribution, and especially cross-border distribution. Capital and goods move freely and easily within the European Union, but this is much less the case for UCITS despite Europe being an immense savings reservoir.
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Revolution in the German Capital Market: Securities Become Digital
- August 11, 2020
- Posted by: IZNES
- Category: International
The legislator has drafted a proposal for digital securities that could trigger a revolution in the German capital market. Four aspects point in this direction: First, securities are being detached from the paper-based certificate in a systematic way, thus dematerialized, which creates the basis for the digital capital market of the future. Second, in the future, there will be the possibility that in addition to the central securities depository Clearstream — which belongs to Deutsche Börse — other registers perform the same function. Competition is therefore guaranteed. Third, the legislator also enables issuers themselves — possibly even industrial corporations — to keep the register for their own securities. Fourth, the legislator is creating the necessary conditions under German law for securities to be issued on decentralized blockchain systems such as possibly Ethereum — the second largest crypto currency after Bitcoin. — Philipp Sandner, Johannes Blassl
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The Banque de France retains 8 service providers to experiment with its digital currency
- July 24, 2020
- Posted by: IZNES
- Categories: Innovation, MDBC
The Banque de France publishes the list of candidates selected for central bank digital money (MDBC) experiments in interbank settlements. Following the examination of the applications received on May 15 in response to the call for applications launched by the Banque de France, the following 8 applications were selected, in alphabetical order: Accenture, Euroclear, HSBC, Iznes, LiquidShare, ProsperUS, Seba Bank and Société Générale-Forge. This list gives pride of place to the historical heavyweights of finance, even with companies such as Iznes and Liquidshare recently created and whose shareholders are among the traditional banking players.