IT’S ALL Retail 2020. BRAINZ rilancia e organizza la nuova edizione della mostra convegno IT’S ALL RETAIL con 120 Relatori, 30 Media e più di 900 partecipanti.
IT’S ALL RETAIL rappresenta un’opportunità esclusiva per agevolare l’incontro e il confronto tra Retail, GDO e Fashion con esperti di Soluzioni, Sistemi e Tecnologie. L’evento coniuga la vision strategica agli aspetti tecnici, calandosi nella realtà delle strategie operative.
I partecipanti di IT’S ALL RETAIL sono:
TOP MANAGEMENT: Amministratore Delegato – Direttore Generale – Retail Director – Responsabile Strategie – Direttore Vendite – HR Director
MARKETING & CRM: CRM Director – Marketing Director – Loyalty Manager – Ecommerce Director Chief Digital Officer – Chief Data Officer
IT & TECHNOLOGY: Chief Information Officer – Chief Technology Officer – IT Manager Chief Security Information Officer – Pos & Payment Director
LOGISTINA e MAGAZZINO: Logistics Director – Responsabile Logistica – Responsabile Magazzino
UFFICIO TECNICO: Energy Manager – Facility Manager – Technical Director – Layout & Store Design – Visual Merchandising – Security Manager
I settori produttivi coinvolti sono: GDO – RETAIL – FASHION & LUXURY – ECOMMERCE – CONSUMER GOODS
22 Settembre 2020, NH Milano Centro Congressi Assago
– BYinnovation è Media Partner di IT’S ALL RETAIL
Fotovoltaico: Sugherificio Molinas raddoppia. SMARTEFFICIENCY per FOTOVOLTAICO. A due anni di distanza dalla messa in attività del primo impianto fotovoltaico da 1 MW/p, il Sugherificio Peppino Molinas & Figli di Calangianus in Sardegna, avvalendosi nuovamente dell’affiancamento progettuale di Enrico Rainero SmartEfficiency, inizia l’installazione di un secondo impianto per la produzione di energia da fotovoltaico di potenza di 1 MW/p.
Container shipping outlook 2020: credit quality stable; threats to seaborne trade volumes remain. The container shipping industry is sailing into less choppy waters in 2020: improved cost structures and greater economies of scale will help larger operators cope with regulatory headwinds, higher capital-expenditure, and slowing economic growth.
However, the gap in credit quality will continue to widen between the largest global operators which make up the three international shipping alliances1 and the rest of the industry. For the full report, please follow this link.
“The credit outlook for the container-shipping sector is stable – which is quite something for an industry which has been buffeted by excess shipping capacity, volatile fuel prices and freight rates in recent years,” says Denis Kuhn, analyst at Scope. “However, downside risks remain. Uncertainty over the credit outlook for 2020 hinges on the continued strength of global trade – the determinant of container-shipping volumes – in the context of slowing economic growth, notably in China where the recent coronavirus outbreak will have at least a short-term impact on imports, exports and economic activity,” (See Scope’s 31 January commentary: China: coronavirus outbreak’s longer-term policy side-effects more important than direct GDP impact).
The danger of a re-escalation of international trade disputes is another threat, notwithstanding the recent US-China agreement in their tariff battle.
Still, Kuhn says several trends are favouring container shipping operators in the year ahead:
– Higher-than-expected scrapping rates as the industry shifts to low-sulphur fuels should improve the problem of over-capacity.
– Spot freight rates will rise, given the uncertainty about shipping capacity, compared with average rates between 2016 and 2019.
– Growing economies of scale and efficiency will benefit the industry leaders as they take advantage of their international alliances.
– The defused US-China trade dispute may limit tariff-related disruptions to global supply chains though residual tensions between the world’s leading trading partners remain a risk.
At the same time, some of the more profound challenges the sector faces have not entirely disappeared, says Kuhn.
– Excess container-shipping capacity continues to weigh down on freight rates.
– Environmental costs are rising: from 1 January, operators have had to fit vessels with scrubbers to continue using high-sulphur fuel to meet new emissions standards or switch to more expensive ultra-low sulphur fuel.
– Operators, particularly smaller companies, will find it difficult to pass on higher, more volatile fuel costs and/or additional regulatory-related capex costs to customers.
“The crucial question for ship owners – regardless of which approach they adopt to meeting the new emissions standards – is to what extent they can pass on the additional cost of technical compliance to the end-customer,”
12M (Denmark’s Maersk Line and Swiss-based Mediterranean Shipping Co); Ocean Alliance (China’s COSCO and OOCL, France’s CMA CGM, Taiwan’s Evergreen); THE Alliance (Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd, Japan’s Ocean Network Express, Taiwan’s Yang Ming)
About Scope Ratings GmbH
Scope Ratings GmbH is part of the Scope Group with headquarters in Berlin and offices in Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, Oslo and Paris. As the leading European credit rating agency, the company specialises in the analysis and ratings of financial institutions, corporates, structured finance, project finance and public finance. Scope Ratings offers a credit risk analysis that is opinion-driven, forward-looking and non-mechanistic, an approach which adds to a greater diversity of opinions for institutional investors. Scope Ratings is a credit rating agency registered in accordance with the EU rating regulation and operating in the European Union with ECAI status.
Nasce CDP Venture Capital SGR – Fondo Nazionale Innovazione. L’assemblea di Invitalia Ventures SGR (70% CDP Equity e 30% Invitalia) tenutasi in sede straordinaria e ordinaria, ha modificato il nome della società in CDP Venture Capital SGR S.p.A., e ha nominato i membri del Consiglio di Amministrazione e Francesca Bria come Presidente.
Il Consiglio di Amministrazione, riunitosi successivamente, ha poi nominato Enrico Resmini come Amministratore Delegato e Direttore Generale della società. Il Consiglio, che rimarrà in carica sino all’approvazione del bilancio al 31 dicembre 2022, è così composto:
Francesca Bria (Presidente)
Enrico Resmini (Amministratore Delegato)
Pierpaolo Di Stefano
Marco Bellezza
Isabella de Michelis di Slonghello
Lucia Calvosa
Antonio Margiotta
Andrea Francesco Cardamone
Sergio Luciano Buonanno.
CDP Venture Capital SGR – Fondo Nazionale Innovazione rappresenta un elemento fondamentale del piano industriale 2019 – 2021 di CDP e nasce per accelerare la crescita dell’ecosistema del Venture Capital italiano e portarlo, per dimensioni dei capitali investiti e per la numerosità e qualità degli operatori presenti, al livello dei migliori Paesi Europei, nonché delle principali economie comparabili.
In particolare, CDP Venture Capital SGR ha, tra l’altro, l’obiettivo di:
– ampliare gli investimenti diretti e indiretti, favorendo anche la nascita di nuovi gestori, che investano in startup nelle varie fasi di sviluppo, dal segmento dell’early stage al segmento del growth capital
– promuovere la nascita di nuovi strumenti di investimento che facilitino ad esempio i processi di trasferimento tecnologico da università / istituti di ricerca, nonché il coinvolgimento attivo delle imprese italiane attraverso il c.d. “corporate venture capital”
– sostenere la crescita complessiva del mercato del Venture Capital promuovendo e facilitando la connessione tra gli investitori nazionali/internazionali e le startup, e creando momenti di condivisione ed educazione sulle opportunità e le sfide di questo settore
– favorire il contatto tra le startup e le aziende partecipate dal Gruppo Cdp, ampliando le opportunità di sbocco a clienti e mercati per le nuove imprese, ed offrendo alle grandi aziende italiane occasioni di accesso ad operatori orientati all’innovazione.