October 2024 newsletter

Ledger

Ledger is launching Ledger Sync, a secure solution that simplifies cryptocurrency management on your Ledger wallets via Ledger Live. Unlike traditional platforms, Ledger Sync uses your Ledger device as a key, thereby ensuring data privacy and security without requiring an email or password. With end-to-end encryption, you keep full control over your information.

Charles Guillemet, Ledger's CTO, presents Ledger Sync at the Permissionless event, highlighting the importance of permissionless money and how this new feature strengthens users' privacy and autonomy in the Web3 experience.

Separately, Ledger announces its move to new offices in Paris, in the Marais district. This new nine-storey space includes advanced security laboratories and cutting-edge facilities to test hardware and strengthen security. This headquarters will also serve as a hub for the crypto community and will host events for the ecosystem.

Capsix.

Capsix recently presented its iYU massage experience at the EquipHotel Paris trade show, a key event for hospitality and wellness professionals. iYU combines advanced technology and French know-how to offer a unique sensory experience, fully personalised and 100% made in France. In the Lounge Wellness, visitors were able to discover how iYU transforms spaces and enriches the client experience.

Separately, Capsix unveils its new visual identity for iYU, reflecting the harmony between innovation and humanity. With a technological theme in pure white and a human theme in deep black, the identity highlights the sophistication and warmth of the iYU experience, a step towards personal wellbeing where technology and the art of care meet.

Impact Track

Groupe APICIL launched a direct impact measurement process, aiming to go beyond the purely financial dimension and to value the work of the teams. This process trained 6 projects in impact measurement, contributing to a culture of impact management among players in the sector.

Separately, Impact Track supported the Fondation Schneider Electric in putting in place a large-scale impact measurement framework for 50 projects across 28 countries and in 8 languages. This ambitious programme supports one million young people in energy management and trains 10,000 trainers across 80 countries and more than 100 partners.

Liberlo

Liberlo presented its platform to recent graduates of the Institut de Sophrologie Rhône-Alpes, allowing these future practitioners to discover its professional and societal usefulness. During this event, two participants decided to join the adventure.

In addition, Liberlo announced its partnership with Association OMNES, thereby strengthening its commitment to naturopathy practitioners.

Finally, the company opened a new unit in Versailles in collaboration with Bluelinea, a player in teleassistance for seniors, thereby expanding its network in Île-de-France.

Nalo

Nalo wins the "Best savings advice" award for the second year running, recognising its website and its client service. The analysis was carried out by Challenges and Retraite.com, testing more than 60 savings players against 87 criteria, including the digital and telephone approach.

Mon Petit Placement

Thomas Perret, CEO, shared his journey on the podcast Dans la tête d'un(e) CEO, where he looks back on the challenges of entrepreneurship and the mission of Mon Petit Placement.

The company also launched a new newsletter, Le Tabou des sous, in partnership with LiveMentor, to offer unfiltered financial advice.

In addition, Mon Petit Placement committed to green finance, with 27% of its clients investing in a Greenfin-labelled portfolio.

Iznes

Iznes, in collaboration with Euroclear, recently shared its ambitions to transform fund distribution via Blockchain. During a round table hosted by Réjane Reibaud, sector leaders including Christophe Lepitre, Rémi Cuinat, Laurent Majchrzak and Philippe Verriest explored the impacts of this silent revolution that is redefining the investment industry.