Author: Neel Achary

Cash Treasury Trading in the Age of AI

By Shankar Narayanan, Head of Trading Research, Quantitative Brokers

The US Treasury market has long been renowned for its depth and liquidity, serving as a crucial pillar of the financial system. However, recent disruptions have exposed the need for modernization and increased efficiency. In the era of artificial intelligence, cash treasury trading presents a unique opportunity to integrate new technologies, enhance trading methodologies and meet the growing demands of a rapidly evolving market.

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The rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning is reshaping financial markets, including the more complex fixed-income landscape. The advancements we now see enable more efficient trade execution, risk management, and data analysis, leading to improved decision-making and operational efficiency. Recognizing the need for progress, Quantitative Brokers (QB) has been at the forefront, modernizing fixed-income trading with broker-neutral algorithms for best execution across various markets, including cash treasuries for over a decade. Yet, we believe that this is just the beginning.

Electronic trading already offers improved efficiencies in fixed income. It continues gaining momentum in the cash treasury markets, offering benefits such as increased transparency, expanded liquidity access, and tighter spreads. According to a recent research study by Greenwich Coalition, roughly two-thirds of U.S. Treasury trading was traded electronically in 2022. In other words, over $400 billion of Treasury securities trade electronically on any given day, according to the paper by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. However, some of the initial concerns about greater visibility and access still remain. Most solutions in the market need to be more focused on solving this. As a trader, it is still crucial to strike a balance between electronic trading and maintaining relationships with traditional market participants to ensure a seamless transition and continued market stability.

Solutions are being proposed by The Federal Reserve Bank of NY, which recently suggested introducing “all-to-all” trading to enhance access and innovation in US Cash Treasuries. This approach allows market participants to engage directly in transactions, regardless of trading venues. While this presents promising opportunities for market resilience, liquidity improvement, and fairer pricing, challenges such as market fragmentation, regulatory considerations, and technological infrastructure still need to be addressed for widespread adoption. This solution could also take many years to adopt and fundamentally change the microstructure of the cash markets.

 Source: Federal Reserve Bank of New York

That is why we believe complex problems demand modern solutions. Neutral vendors such as Quantitative Brokers play a crucial role in aggregating liquidity in a fragmented market. By connecting to all venues, central limit order books (CLOBs), and private streams, QB has built solutions that address the specific needs of market participants. Our smart order routing technology, PRISM, minimizes market impact and improves execution quality when combined with the Algo Suite. Together they optimize for the best execution of treasuries and leverage all available liquidity sources.

Driving change in the treasury market is a significant responsibility. Ensuring the presence of all relevant market makers and managing flow toxicity is vital. Quantitative Brokers access the required venues and adapt to future changes, such as the potential adoption of all-to-all trading. Our technology solutions enable participants to navigate the market effectively, leveraging AI-powered technologies to optimize execution and achieve workflow efficiencies.

Given the fragmentation in the cash treasury market, venue selection for execution is critical. We want to look for the size, price, and toxicity, typically measured by the post-trade adverse selection. While AI is a generic and broad category, there are specific deep-learning algorithms that effectively tackle cross-venue impact and toxicity. The real-time implementation of these algorithms can be challenging, but one still gets a huge advantage in using machine learning algorithms for post-trade fills, leading to real-time changes.

There are also improvements in the liquidity of the cash treasury markets on account of macro changes. Post the 2008 financial crisis and a decade of low-interest rates, cash treasury is more in demand than ever, especially given the recent fallout of equity markets. The higher demand in cash treasury will result in more competition, necessitating better AI models with superior technological infrastructure.

The US cash treasury market stands on the cusp of transformation in the age of AI. Leveraging intelligent solutions, liquidity profiling, optimized order placement, and smart order routing can revolutionize fragmented markets. By adopting AI-powered technologies, such as smart order routers and algorithmic trading, market participants can enhance efficiency, navigate complexities, and achieve optimal execution in cash treasury trading.

Cash treasury traders can embrace the potential for improvements as the financial landscape evolves. By leveraging technological advancements and intelligent solutions, the market can overcome challenges, improve liquidity access, and optimize execution quality. Quantitative Brokers is focused on innovation and efficiency, using PRISM and the Algo Suite to empower market participants to thrive in the age of AI.

AutoFlight Reveals Interior Design of World-Record Holding Prosperity I EVTOL

Augsburg, Germany (13/06/2023) – AutoFlight, the global electric Vertical Take Off and Landing (eVTOL) pioneer, is thrilled to unveil the interior design of its world-record holding Prosperity I EVTOL. Designed by legendary automotive industry designer Frank Stephenson, known for his iconic works with brands such as Ferrari, Maserati, McLaren, and MINI, Prosperity I represents a fusion of style, science, and sustainable urban mobility. The full-scale aircraft type will be showcased at the highly anticipated Le Bourget Paris Air Show (19-25 June 2023).

Frank Stephenson’s expertise and creative vision have been instrumental in bringing Prosperity I to life. With a career spanning over three decades, Stephenson has consistently delivered designs that marry form and function, while incorporating the latest eco-friendly technologies. Leveraging his experience, Prosperity I embraces a sleek and elegant aesthetic that exemplifies the perfect blend of performance and beauty.

Tian Yu, CEO of AutoFlight, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “We are delighted to have Frank Stephenson, a true industry pioneer, lending his remarkable talent to our Prosperity I eVTOL. His unparalleled design expertise has added a new dimension to our aircraft, elevating it to a whole new level. With Frank’s touch, Prosperity I truly embodies the future of urban air mobility.”

Frank Stephenson, Chief Designer of Prosperity I, shared his thoughts on the design process, saying, “Designing the interior of the Prosperity I has been a phenomenal journey. Our aim was to create an environment that evokes a sense of safety, comfort and innovation. With this as our goal, the passengers will feel relaxed, living a new sensation of wonder as they travel to their destinations. The welcoming interior has been achieved through the innovative application of natural organic shapes, new soft touch materials and a clever system of interior mood lighting. Meticulous attention to all details ensures that Prosperity I is bound to provide our passengers with a truly exceptional in-flight experience.“

AutoFlight is committed to sustainability and is actively working on selecting sustainable, recycled, and reusable materials for Prosperity I ahead of mass production. Aligning with its vision of sustainable urban mobility, the company aims to deliver a cutting-edge aircraft that not only revolutionizes air transportation but also minimizes its environmental impact.

With the longest eVTOL flight on record (250km / 155mi), Prosperity I is leading the pack in achieving sustainable advanced air mobility (AAM) at scale. Its interior design features demonstrate AutoFlight’s dedication to providing a remarkable passenger experience in mass individual transportation. The sleek lines and angle-free sculpted interior create a feeling of spaciousness, while curated lighting adds an ambiance of elegance and tranquility. The use of performance materials not only ensures a lightweight structure but also reflects AutoFlight’s unwavering commitment to efficiency and sustainability.

AutoFlight invites industry professionals and aviation enthusiasts to visit their exhibition stand, Chalet #200, at Le Bourget Paris Air Show, where the full-scale Prosperity I will be showcased.

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Tumble Dry goes on an aggressive expansion plan

New Delhi, 13th June 2023: Tumbledry, a leading provider of laundry and dry clean services, is making significant strides towards its ambitious goal of opening 2000 stores by the year 2025. The company’s rapid growth presents a significant opportunity for emerging entrepreneurs in tier 1 and tier 2 cities.

As a franchise-based business model, Tumbledry has successfully captured 56% of the organized laundry market, offering entrepreneurs an opportunity to tap into the growing demand for laundry services. Tumbledry provides comprehensive support to its franchisees, including training, guidance on operations, marketing assistance, and promotional activities. This support system has enabled franchisees to set up thriving stores and achieve business growth in collaboration with Tumbledry.

Since December 2022, Tumbledry has launched an impressive 189 stores, setting a new standard in the industry by opening one store per day over the past six months. This extraordinary pace of expansion demonstrates Tumbledry’s commitment to pushing boundaries and consistently expanding its footprint. Notably, in the months of March, April, and May 2023 alone, Tumbledry introduced an impressive total of 25, 35, and 30 stores, respectively.

Tumbledry currently has over 70 stores in the works, scheduled to go live in June and July 2023. These new store openings will span a wide range of cities across India, including Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Patna, Jammu, Ranchi, Kolkata, Kashipur, Barpeta, Sonari, Silvassa, Shimla, Giridih, Bokaro, Gulbarga, Hubli, Kozhikode, Kollam, Barmati, Erode, Jaunpur, and Sodepur. By expanding its presence to these diverse locations, Tumbledry aims to make its exceptional laundry services more accessible and efficient for people across different regions.

Tumbledry’s growth has been fueled by its quarter-on-quarter expansion. The company has achieved remarkable success, operating 604 stores in 198 cities in just 48 months. Data shows that out of the total franchise partners on-boarded by Tumbledry, a significant 40% are from Tier 2 and Tier 3 regions, highlighting the company’s commitment to reaching customers beyond major metropolitan areas.

“We are incredibly proud of our rapid growth and expansion efforts,” said Mr. Gaurav Nigam, Founder at Tumbledry. “By opening one store per day, we are determined to make our high-quality laundry services accessible to more customers throughout the country. Our expansion reflects our commitment to revolutionizing the laundry industry and providing exceptional growth in the industry.”

Tumbledry differentiates itself from other service providers by prioritizing transparency, high-quality service, and customer convenience. The company utilizes state-of-the-art machinery and chemicals sourced from Sweden, America, and Germany. It also boasts an in-house academy to train its washermen and pressmen, ensuring clothes are handled with the utmost care. With a focus on hygiene, Tumbledry processes each customer’s clothes separately and guarantees 99% stain removal with specially developed chemicals. Customers can witness the cleaning process in live stores and track orders through the mobile app, which includes free home pickup and delivery. These unique features set Tumbledry apart from other laundry service providers.

The laundry service market in India is vast, with a value of USD 35.83 billion in 2020 and an estimated worth of INR 2.2 Lakh Cr. Despite this, 96% of the Indian laundry industry remains unorganized. Tumbledry aims to tap into this growing market by offering franchise opportunities, providing a chance to be part of a rapidly growing industry with a high return on investment. The company’s franchise model has enabled it to penetrate smaller cities and towns, where the demand for quality laundry and dry cleaning services is growing.

Tumbledry is working diligently towards addressing the laundry and dry cleaning needs of half a billion urban Indians by launching 2000 live stores by 2026. The company’s goal is to cover all Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 cities and establish a hyper-local presence by having one Tumbledry store within every 3 km radius. This strategic expansion plan aims to ensure that everyone, regardless of their location, has access to high-quality laundry and dry cleaning services.

Saudi and French Ministers Explore Opportunities to Enhance Industrial Cooperation

Paris, France, 13: His Excellency, the Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Mr. Bandar bin Ibrahim Al-Khorayef, held discussions with his French counterpart, the French Minister of Industry, Mr. Roland Lescure, during an official visit to the Republic of France. The meeting took place in Paris and focused on exploring opportunities to strengthen industrial cooperation between the two countries, as well as addressing matters of shared interest.

The ministers reviewed the progress of joint projects and agreements, and examined promising investment opportunities in various industrial sectors. They also discussed strategies to boost trade exchange and facilitate non-oil exports.

Highlighting the depth of bilateral relations between the two friendly nations, the meeting emphasized the importance of reciprocal visits to broaden mutual ties, particularly in the industrial and mining sectors.

It is worth noting that the official visit of the Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources to the Republic of France commenced yesterday. This visit aligns with the Kingdom’s commitment to bolster the industrial and mining sectors within its national economy, and to foster advancements in several promising industries. The visit also seeks to attract high-quality investments and expand the access of Saudi non-oil exports to the French and European markets.

New Report shows that renewable electricity has reached a record 30% share

Renewable electricity registers record growth, but renewable heat and fuels lag far behind, hindering a shift away from fossil fuels

With a record 30% share, renewable electricity is driving the energy transition. However, renewable-based electricity needs to more than double. Renewable-based heat and fuels need to grow much faster to ensure equitable access and security of supply.

Renewable energy growth is most noticeable in the power sector (electricity generation), whereas critical energy carriers such as renewable heat and renewable-based fuels remain neglected.
Solar photovoltaics (PV) had another record year of growth in 2022, with a 37% increase in additional installed capacity.
Grid-connected wind energy additions fell 17% relative to 2021, due to delays in permitting, disruption in supply chains, and rising material and shipping costs.
China was home to 44% of renewable energy deployment and also represented 55% of total investments in renewables. Renewable investments in Europe reached 11% and in the United States 10%, while Africa and the Middle East received the lowest share by region, at only 1.6%.

PARIS – Wide-ranging barriers are preventing renewable energy from contributing effectively to meeting the world’s climate and development goals, according to the Renewables in Energy Supply module, launched today as part of the annual Renewables 2023 Global Status Report (GSR) collection. These barriers include a lack of attention to all energy carriers, a failure to diversify renewable energy technologies beyond wind and solar power, deficiencies in policies, bottlenecks in permitting and grid connections, unequal investment levels in different regions, and continued large investments in fossil fuels.

The Renewables in Energy Supply module covers the way final energy is distributed among heat, fuel and electricity, geographies and technologies (bioenergy, geothermal power and heat, heat pumps, hydrogen, hydropower, solar PV, concentrated solar power (CSP), solar thermal heat, ocean power and wind power). Renewables in Energy Supply follows the release of the GSR 2023 Demand Modules, which explored renewable energy use in the key energy-consuming sectors of buildings, industry, transport and agriculture.

Energy carriers include electricity and heat as well as solid, liquid and gaseous fuels. Currently, the global energy supply is split mostly among heat (49%) and fuel (29%), with electricity having the lowest share (22%). In 2022, the share of renewables in the power sector reached 30%, mainly because the sector has received long-term policy attention that enabled market and technology development and drove down costs. Across all sectors, renewables cover only 12.7% of the total energy system, a relatively low share in the larger scheme of things.

“The record growth of renewables in the electricity sector is positive news. However, we need to more than double this growth and to achieve deep electrification of the heat and transport sectors. We also need to invest heavily in grid infrastructure to address climate change and to provide access to over 700 million people living without electricity, mainly in Africa and Asia,” said REN21 Executive Director Rana Adib.

Meanwhile, the other energy carriers – fuels and heat, which provide most of the world’s energy – have only dismal renewable energy shares of 3.6% and 9.2% respectively. This indicates that efforts are narrowly focused on transitioning the power supply. This limited focus is ultimately slowing the shift to a renewables-based system, delaying efforts to reach the Sustainable Development Goals and maintaining the status quo of energy insecurity.

Greater attention must be paid to renewable heat and renewable-based fuels and to the diversification of renewable energy technologies. While electricity is expected to play an increasingly important role in the global energy supply, the International Energy Agency (IEA) net-zero scenario and the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) 1.5 degree Celsius scenario indicate that electricity will supply only half of the world’s total final energy in 2050.

“This clearly means that we cannot continue to neglect the other carriers – renewable heat and fuels – if we are serious about cutting emissions and addressing the climate, energy and poverty crises. It took time, investment and policy attention to expand to 30% renewable power. We now need to award heat and fuels similar policy attention to achieve the critical shift we need,” said Adib.

Efforts in renewable electricity need to be accelerated as well. Despite the strong focus on the power sector, the ongoing failure to build and extend electrical grids and to speed permitting processes are creating bottlenecks that are slowing the shift to a renewable-based power system. More than 1 terawatt of renewable energy projects are still waiting to be constructed and connected to the grid globally due to delays in permitting and lack of investment in grid infrastructure. The status of Energy Systems and Infrastructure will be addressed in an upcoming module to be released as part of the GSR 2023 collection.

“Even in the power sector, we are still not taking a systemic approach that builds renewable energy as a healthy economic sector and industry by investing in manufacturing capacities, and skilling people. We focus on a few technologies like solar PV and wind and their generation capacity, neglecting distribution and connection to grids,” said Adib. “Electricity generation from renewables means attention to infrastructure. It´s like you manufacture cars and wait for roads. When we built cars, we did it with confidence that roads will accompany the process. The same thought and action process must apply to renewables.”

Momentum has been building for the creation of a worldwide target for renewable energy in the power sector, to be announced at the United Nations Climate Conference (COP 28) in Dubai in November. Recently, leaders of the G7 countries made a historic pledge to collectively increase the world’s offshore wind power capacity by 150 gigawatts and its solar capacity to more than 1 terawatt by 2030.

“These announcements are welcome signals for both countries and renewable energy markets; however, science and experience tell us that to be effective, these targets need to be urgently translated into concrete actions that will speed the energy transition in all countries – including through national policies, technology development and sharing, equitable investments in all regions, fossil fuel phase-outs, and the removal of barriers and bottlenecks”, said Adib.

The limited approach to the carriers has also been mirrored in the technologies and geographies. Solar and wind power currently dominate the annual additions of renewable power – together contributing 92% – with only 8% coming from other renewables such as hydropower, geothermal, bioenergy, CSP and ocean power.

“The energy crisis, which resulted from the Russian Federation invasion of Ukraine, has shown the importance of security of supply. To shield us from new crises, policy makers must immediately ramp up efforts in all renewable energy technologies, including hydropower, geothermal, ocean, CSP and bioenergy. If we don´t quickly evolve these alongside solar PV and wind, we will still need to depend on coal, oil and gas, and nuclear for our energy supply well into the future,” said Adib.

Geographically, China led the world in renewable energy investments in 2022, with 55% of the global total energy, followed by Europe with 11% and the United States with 10%. Africa and the Middle East together received the lowest share of renewable investments, at only 1.6%. Most of the worldwide deployment in renewables was in China, which accounted for 44% of all solar capacity additions and 38% of all wind capacity additions, pointing to the high geographic concentration of renewable energy additions.

“Within Africa, a continent blessed with an abundance of renewable energy, a silent storm rages on – the prolonged energy crisis, an ignoble plight that the world regrettably chooses to disregard. It is our moral imperative to accelerate the deployment of a sufficient quantity of renewable energy and to ensure that this transition uplifts the most vulnerable, improving livelihoods and fostering sustainable development that reaches far beyond economic gains”, said Joel Nana from Sustainable Energy Africa.

Financial flows are still not shifting fast enough towards renewables and away from fossil fuels. Of the USD 640 billion in global power investments in 2022, 26% still went to fossil fuels and nuclear power, even though renewable electricity is the least-cost option. This means that we continue to lock in more emissions in the atmosphere by investing in fossil fuel technologies that will soon become obsolete – depriving people and the planet of the sustainability, development, health and jobs benefits of the energy transition.

“Renewable energy is now recognised as the necessary backbone for all energy systems. However, it also needs to be developed as an economic sector, with clear and strategic focus on building a profitable industry. Investment in manufacturing and skilled labour are now crucial to deliver a secure, sustainable and thriving sector,” said Chief Executive Officer of the Global Renewables Alliance Bruce Douglas.

White Rivers Media’s research based service, ‘Capital Z’ facilitates brands to decode Gen Z better

WRM’s ‘Capital Z’ is a research-based service lab to help build brand intelligence by structured decoding of Gen Z’s social and commercial sensibilities.

Mumbai, 13th June 2023: White Rivers Media recently rolled out its proprietary generation-focused research service lab ‘Capital Z’, which leverages its up to the minute knowledge reserve for brand-generation alignment. As a think tank to C-suite decision-makers, its findings will be pivotal in designing offerings that are a seamless fit for both the evolved values and needs of the next-gen power buyers, that is Gen Z.

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Accounting for about 27% of India’s total population, Gen Z is one of the dominant drivers of the digital economy at present. Most industry verticals have already outlined the shift in their consumption and contribution patterns but are yet to derive long-term actionable intelligence.

A more systematic understanding of this dynamic demographic is critical, now more than ever, to build generation-focused brand solutions that serve the dynamic interests of zoomers.

Capital Z and its bouquet of primary and secondary research services aim to strengthen impact across multiple sectors including Media/Entertainment, Banking, Insurance & Finance, Real Estate, Sports & Fitness, D2C to name a few. Capital Z has already onboarded some initial sets of key brands.

Shrenik Gandhi, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, White Rivers Media, said, “At WRM, we believe in ‘being the most’, and to make the most of the crest of Gen Z in the digital world, our new venture ‘Capital Z’ joins in. With an overwhelming supply of information at their fingertips, Gen Z is malleable regarding brand choices and quick to switch interests. It’s a walk on thin ice for brands to position themselves in this landscape—a problem that our new lab will resourcefully solve.”

Team Capital Z works closely with the stakeholders at the business end to identify trends, insights and behavioural patterns to curate a Gen Z first brand strategy.

“Today, Gen Z makes decisions under the influence of their peers, opinion leaders, current fads, and pop culture. They believe in a two-way communication approach and value sustainable concepts. Considering this generation’s exponentially growing role in redefining the digital economy, it is the need of the hour that brands take a revolutionary, methodical approach to make a meaningful difference,” said Mitesh Kothari, Co-founder, and Chief Creative Officer, White Rivers Media on the launch of Capital Z.

The research lab is spearheaded by Keren Benjamin and Swejal Gangan and led by a dedicated team of in-house researchers. One can know more about these services here –
https://www.whiteriversmedia.com/CapitalZ/

POCO Growth Spurt: Brand Achieves Astounding 68% YoY Growth Powered by Multiple Launches

Bangalore, [13th June 2023] – POCO India, a leading smartphone brand, has emerged as the fastest-growing brand in the online channel with an exceptional performance by securing a remarkable 68% year-on-year growth in a market that experienced a significant decline of 10% growth as validated by the Canalys, one of India’s leading analyst firms. This outstanding achievement reflects POCO India’s unwavering commitment to providing innovative and affordable smartphones that exceed consumer expectations.

POCO India’s strategically implemented several initiatives, a consumer-focused approach and dedication to delivering exceptional value products resulted in an impressive 60% repeat purchase rate among its loyal customer base. POCO India also introduced enticing loyalty programs that have received great traction amongst youth, establishing strong brand loyalty.

Capitalizing on the immense potential of the online space, POCO India has also achieved the status of the number-one brand in the online channel and on Flipkart for the first quarter of 2023. This achievement further solidifies POCO India’s position as a trusted and preferred brand among Indian consumers. Meanwhile, POCO X5 Pro continues to emerge as the highest-selling model on the platform, reflecting its exceptional popularity and appeal to smartphone enthusiasts.

Adopting a data-driven marketing approach, POCO India accomplished a significant milestone by partnering with renowned cricketer Hardik Pandya as its first brand ambassador. This strategic collaboration enabled POCO to extend its reach to a wider audience, amplify brand visibility, and generate compelling and authentic content that deeply connected with consumers.

Looking ahead, POCO India is dedicated to further expanding its market presence and offering a diverse range of products that cater to the evolving needs of Indian consumers. By leveraging strategic online and offline partnerships, providing exceptional customer experiences, and embracing innovative technologies, POCO India aims to consolidate its position as a trailblazer in the Indian smartphone market.

TSG Foundation conducts Mock Test for aspirants studying in Ograbraj Coaching Centre

With students already undergoing free coaching classes for MTS and other Group C examinations at Ograbraj Coaching Centre, the TSG Foundation on Monday evening conducted a mock test for students.

The purpose of this Mock test was to develop competitive ability in the students. Moreover, through this test, students can also know their ranking and will get a chance to know how much preparation they have done for their exam so far.

The mock test was conducted in the same way as MTS exams are conducted by using OMR sheets.

Teachers of the Coaching Centre expressed faith that students will put up a better show in the MTS and other Group C exams to be held on July 11th.

“This initiative will prove to be very encouraging for the students preparing for competitive exams. We will evaluate and hand over the results and answer keys to the students. Such mock tests will help alleviate fear among students when going for the exam,” said Mr. TSG Bhasker, Chairman, TSG Foundation.

SPH Engineering and WG Drones Share Secrets to Building Successful Drone Show Businesses with Ready-to-Fly Drones

June 13, 2023 – Riga, Latvia – SPH Engineering’s Drone Show Technologies, a leading provider of drone show solutions, is pleased to announce a live webinar in collaboration with WG Drones, a renowned manufacturer of Ready-to-Fly drones. The webinar aims to explore the potential and advantages of utilizing Ready-to-Fly drones in building successful businesses, particularly in the drone show industry. Join the event on June 15th, 5 pm (GMT+3).

The webinar will feature an esteemed lineup of industry experts who will share their knowledge and insights on various topics related to Ready-to-Fly drones and drone show businesses. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest trends, visions, and steps to launching a successful drone show business.

The webinar will be hosted by esteemed speakers who bring a wealth of expertise to the event:

– Antonio Aguilera: Founder and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Watergush and WG Drones, Antonio has 20 years of experience in electronic design, automation, embedded systems, and full-stack programming. His deep understanding of these fields allows him to spearhead innovative and cutting-edge projects.

– Gerard Paez: Operations Manager at WG Drones, Gerard is responsible for ensuring efficient operations and managing the supply chain. His academic background in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Aeronautical Design and Manufacturing equips him with valuable expertise in advanced manufacturing processes.

– IlzeMozalevska: Lead Sales Manager of Drone Show Technologies at SPH Engineering, Ilze is a knowledgeable professional with extensive experience in providing clients with top-notch drone-based solutions. She brings exceptional leadership abilities and expertise in managing sales processes.

– Aleksander Levandovskiy: Head of Drone Show Technologies at SPH Engineering, Aleksander is a visionary leader who has played an integral role in building the Drone Show Software brand. With his wealth of knowledge and experience, he has taken part in launching some of the largest drone shows worldwide.

This webinar is a must-attend event for anyone interested in exploring the limitless potential of drone show technology. To secure your spot, please register for the webinar.