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Tag: Pillar Two

The STEELLDY CCQI Index: Methodology and Function as a Fiscal Barometer. (a) Climate Credit Quality Index (CCQI) Architecture

1.1 Proprietary Multidimensional Benchmark Evaluating the Integrity, Durability, and Liquidity of Carbon Credits The Climate Credit Quality Index (CCQI) developed by STEELLDY is a next-generation proprietary benchmark specifically designed to address the transparency and standardization gaps characterizing the voluntary carbon credit market. Unlike traditional indices, which are limited to price aggregations or transaction volumes, the…

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Synthetic Tokens : Stochastic Modeling of the Impact of Pillar Two (OECD) on Tax Engineering and the Valuation of Tokenized Carbon Investments

1.1 Replicating Carbon Price Exposure Without Physical Holding of Credits Synthetic tokens offer exposure to carbon credit prices without requiring the physical holding of the underlying credits, by using derivative mechanisms such as futures contracts, total return swaps, or price oracles that replicate the performance of a carbon market benchmark index. This structure offers advantages…

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Construction of the Steelldy CCQI Index and Characterization of Carbon Credit Titles (TCC)

CCQI index and characterization of TCMs: Tracking Tokenization of RWAs and Carbon Credits 1.1 Methodology for the STEELLDY CCQI (Climate Credit Quality Index) 1.1.1 Definition and Objectives of the Index: Carbon Credit Quality Benchmark for the Voluntary Market The Climate Credit Quality Index (CCQI), developed by STEELLDY, is a proprietary benchmark for the quality of…

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Core Carbon Principles (CCP) and Quality Premium

The Core Carbon Principles (CCP), established by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM), constitute the most stringent quality benchmark in the carbon market. CCP-qualified credits must satisfy three fundamental criteria: additionality (the emission reductions would not have occurred without the financial incentive of the carbon credit), permanence (the reductions are irreversible over…

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Modeling of « TEnergies' » profit shifting anomalies via the Geneva hub through the lens of GloBE rules (Pillar Two)

Multi-model analysis of regulatory and OSINT data confirms with 99.4% confidence that TEnergies utilizes a complex tax optimization structure centered on its Geneva trading subsidiary. This structure uses the "Rest of the World" category in tax reports as a proxy for low-tax jurisdictions, primarily Switzerland. The implementation of the OECD Pillar Two GloBE rules,…

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Pillar Two’s Silent Killer: How GloBE Rules Decimate Tax Benefits for Tokenized Carbon Credits

The widespread implementation of OECD Pillar Two (GloBE rules) starting in fiscal year 2024-2025 fundamentally alters the economics of tokenized carbon credit investment. This analysis, based on quantitative modeling and international tax doctrine, demonstrates three key effects: Pillar Two erodes the tax value of tokenized carbon credits by neutralizing non-refundable tax credits and ESG incentives…

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Analyse technique de l’optimisation fiscale de TotalEnergies via sa filiale de trading à Genève. Application des principes de pleine concurrence (arm’s length principle)

Notre analyse multi-modèles appliquée aux données publiques confirme que TotalEnergies utilise une architecture complexe d’optimisation fiscale via sa filiale de trading à Genève. La catégorie "reste du monde" dans ses rapports fiscaux agit comme une variable proxy pour des juridictions à fiscalité réduite, principalement la Suisse. Les travaux empiriques de l’Institut de Genève ont démontré…

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