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AI Infrastructure Could Put 5-6% of Pension Assets at Risk

The convergence of global retirement savings and the financing of artificial intelligence infrastructure constitutes a systemic risk arising from long-term capital commitments financing technology assets with shorter economic lifespans, through opaque off-balance-sheet vehicles, private credit, and securitizations. As of October 26, 2026, BlackRock manages $15.488 trillion in assets, compared with $11.6 trillion a year earlier,…

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Blockchains, DAO & MiCA Compliance: regulatory costs are becoming a barrier to entry

Thesis. The 2024/2026 cycle has transformed compliance from a cost center into a competitive moat. In Europe, the crypto market has become license only (the end of MiCA grandfathering on July 1, 2026); in the United States, the securities/commodities boundary is being established by the CLARITY Act (§10505, Senate vote on September 15, 2026). For…

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The AI Funding Race: How Global Savings Are Powering America’s Tech Boom

The restructuring of the global economy to finance the AI capital shortfall rests on recycling Asian savings, mobilizing new investors, and transforming cash flows into investable assets. First, the AI boom generates liquidity in South Korea and Taiwan, part of which flows into dollar-denominated assets and indirectly supports investment by US hyperscalers. Taiwan’s current…

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Immobilier à l’horizon 2036, la transparence fiscale va rebattre les cartes de l’investissement

Le Pilier 2 de l’OCDE instaure un taux minimum mondial d’imposition de 15 % pour les groupes multinationaux, transposé en France par la Loi de finances 2026 conformément à la directive (UE) 2022/2523. Le traitement des véhicules d’investissement immobilier, notamment les REITs et les foncières, fait l’objet de discussions spécifiques, tandis que des simplifications sont…

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Rent gap, le signal clé pour anticiper la future rentification immobilière

Le "rent gap" (Smith, 1979) désigne l’écart entre la rente foncière capitalisée, correspondant au rendement économique actuel d’un site, et la rente potentielle, réalisable après réaménagement ou repositionnement. Central dans l’analyse de Christophers sur Blackstone, ce concept constitue un indicateur d’arbitrage pour ScoreGex.com : un écart important signale une pression à la rentification future. …

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ScoreGex, plateforme algorithmique d’évaluation immobilière quantitative

ScoreGex.com est une plateforme algorithmique d'évaluation immobilière quantitative, déployée initialement sur le Pays de Gex (8 communes, Ain, France), à destination des frontaliers travaillant à Genève et des institutions financières (banques, fonds d'investissement, assureurs). Elle constitue la première AVM (Automated Valuation Model) multi-modale à intégrer explicitement la dimension frontalière Suisse-France dans son moteur de pricing.…

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AI, semiconductors, robotics & biotech: the most capital-intensive investment cycle in history

AI capex has become an infrastructure cycle of utility-like scale , comparable to railroads or the electrical grid , with a readable value chain: semiconductors (the cluster of megacaps that the market now groups under acronyms like "MANBRIC": Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Broadcom, and others), data centers, energy, and now physical robotics. Biotech remains the pocket…

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