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Corporacion Militar Banesto
Moderadores: Mod. 2, Mod. 5, Mod. 1, Mod. 4, Mod. 3
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
### Summary of Deutsche Börse Group
**Deutsche Börse Group**, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, is a leading global market infrastructure provider, operating an integrated ecosystem across the financial value chain, including trading, clearing, settlement, and data services. Below is a concise summary of its operations, financials, strategy, challenges, and outlook as of August 1, 2025:
- **Core Operations**:
- **Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FWB)**: Germany’s largest exchange, listing 1.4M+ securities (stocks, bonds, ETFs). Operates floor trading (8:00 AM–10:00 PM CET) and Xetra (electronic platform, 9:00 AM–5:30 PM CET).
- **Xetra**: Handles ~90% of German equity trading, leading in ETFs (2,000+ listed). Added Nordea as an ETF issuer in 2025.
- **Eurex**: Major derivatives exchange for futures/options (e.g., EURO STOXX 50, DAX). Uses T7 platform for low-latency trading.
- **Clearstream**: Provides settlement/custody for €18T in assets across 110 countries. Pilots blockchain-based D7 platform.
- **Data & Analytics**: Qontigo (DAX, STOXX indices) and ISS (ESG analytics) drive high-margin revenue.
- **Commodities**: European Energy Exchange (EEX) trades energy and carbon credits.
- **Financial Performance (Q2 2025)**:
- **Net Revenue**: €1.48B (+12% YoY), driven by derivatives and data.
- **EBITDA**: €839M (+10% YoY), 57% margin.
- **Net Income**: €509M (+2% YoY); EPS: €1.298 (+10% YoY).
- **Stock (DB1)**: €253.50 (-0.24%), market cap ~€46.5B, P/E ~20x, dividend yield ~1.5%.
- **2025 Guidance**: Net revenue €5.8–6.0B, EBITDA €3.3–3.5B.
- **Strategic Initiatives (Horizon 2026)**:
- **Digitalization**: Upgrades to T7/C7 platforms, blockchain (D7), and AI analytics.
- **Sustainability**: Leads in ESG ETFs, derivatives, and analytics (500+ ESG products).
- **Global Expansion**: Growth in Asia-Pacific (Eurex, EEX) and buy-side services.
- **Acquisitions**: SimCorp (2023) bolsters fund services.
- **Challenges**:
- **Antitrust Probe (Sep 2024)**: EU investigates potential CDS cartel; no findings yet, but fines/reputational risks possible.
- **Macro Risks**: DAX volatility (down 3.5% in July 2025), German economic slowdown, and US tariff threats.
- **Competition**: Faces CME Group, LSEG, Euronext, and fintechs (e.g., Tradeweb).
- **IPO Drought**: Weak German IPO market limits listing revenue.
- **Outlook**:
- **Growth Drivers**: Volatility boosts derivatives, ESG/crypto products gain traction, and digitalization enhances efficiency.
- **Risks**: Regulatory scrutiny, economic headwinds, and competitive pressures.
- **Analyst View**: Price targets €240–260, revenue CAGR 7–9% through 2028.
For further details on specific segments (e.g., Eurex, Clearstream), stock analysis, or recent developments, let me know!
**Deutsche Börse Group**, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, is a leading global market infrastructure provider, operating an integrated ecosystem across the financial value chain, including trading, clearing, settlement, and data services. Below is a concise summary of its operations, financials, strategy, challenges, and outlook as of August 1, 2025:
- **Core Operations**:
- **Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FWB)**: Germany’s largest exchange, listing 1.4M+ securities (stocks, bonds, ETFs). Operates floor trading (8:00 AM–10:00 PM CET) and Xetra (electronic platform, 9:00 AM–5:30 PM CET).
- **Xetra**: Handles ~90% of German equity trading, leading in ETFs (2,000+ listed). Added Nordea as an ETF issuer in 2025.
- **Eurex**: Major derivatives exchange for futures/options (e.g., EURO STOXX 50, DAX). Uses T7 platform for low-latency trading.
- **Clearstream**: Provides settlement/custody for €18T in assets across 110 countries. Pilots blockchain-based D7 platform.
- **Data & Analytics**: Qontigo (DAX, STOXX indices) and ISS (ESG analytics) drive high-margin revenue.
- **Commodities**: European Energy Exchange (EEX) trades energy and carbon credits.
- **Financial Performance (Q2 2025)**:
- **Net Revenue**: €1.48B (+12% YoY), driven by derivatives and data.
- **EBITDA**: €839M (+10% YoY), 57% margin.
- **Net Income**: €509M (+2% YoY); EPS: €1.298 (+10% YoY).
- **Stock (DB1)**: €253.50 (-0.24%), market cap ~€46.5B, P/E ~20x, dividend yield ~1.5%.
- **2025 Guidance**: Net revenue €5.8–6.0B, EBITDA €3.3–3.5B.
- **Strategic Initiatives (Horizon 2026)**:
- **Digitalization**: Upgrades to T7/C7 platforms, blockchain (D7), and AI analytics.
- **Sustainability**: Leads in ESG ETFs, derivatives, and analytics (500+ ESG products).
- **Global Expansion**: Growth in Asia-Pacific (Eurex, EEX) and buy-side services.
- **Acquisitions**: SimCorp (2023) bolsters fund services.
- **Challenges**:
- **Antitrust Probe (Sep 2024)**: EU investigates potential CDS cartel; no findings yet, but fines/reputational risks possible.
- **Macro Risks**: DAX volatility (down 3.5% in July 2025), German economic slowdown, and US tariff threats.
- **Competition**: Faces CME Group, LSEG, Euronext, and fintechs (e.g., Tradeweb).
- **IPO Drought**: Weak German IPO market limits listing revenue.
- **Outlook**:
- **Growth Drivers**: Volatility boosts derivatives, ESG/crypto products gain traction, and digitalization enhances efficiency.
- **Risks**: Regulatory scrutiny, economic headwinds, and competitive pressures.
- **Analyst View**: Price targets €240–260, revenue CAGR 7–9% through 2028.
For further details on specific segments (e.g., Eurex, Clearstream), stock analysis, or recent developments, let me know!
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
**Eternity Law International Summary**
**Overview**: Eternity Law International, founded around 2017, is a global law firm specializing in high-risk industries like cryptocurrency, gambling, forex, fintech, and IT. With offices in Kyiv, London, New York, and Singapore, it serves over 2,000 clients across 100+ jurisdictions, led by CEO Denys Chernyshov.
**Key Services**:
- **Company Formation**: Registers businesses in onshore (e.g., UK, Singapore), offshore (e.g., Seychelles, BVI), and hybrid zones (e.g., Cyprus). Offers ready-made companies with bank accounts or licenses (1-4 weeks).
- **Licensing**: Secures high-risk licenses (crypto, forex, gambling, payment services) in jurisdictions like Lithuania, Curacao, and UAE (4-8 weeks, $10,000-$50,000 estimated).
- **Banking**: Opens corporate/merchant accounts, though delays occur due to strict compliance.
- **Tax Planning & Auditing**: Designs tax-efficient structures and provides financial audits.
- **Legal Consulting**: Supports M&A, contracts, ICOs, and compliance (e.g., GDPR, MiCA).
- **Trademark Registration**: Protects IP globally (6-12 months, $1,000-$5,000 estimated).
**Reputation**:
- **Positive**: Trustpilot (4.6/5, 43 reviews) praises fast, professional service (e.g., Singapore setups, crypto licenses). Google reviews (5/5) commend Kyiv/Singapore offices.
- **Negative**: Complaints include a UK LTD registered with a fake address, banking delays (4+ months), and non-refunded fees paid via USDT. Some clients allege pressure to remove negative feedback.
- **Legitimacy**: Deemed legit by Scamadviser (8-year domain, secure site), but high-risk services warrant caution.
**Risks**:
- Due diligence lapses (e.g., fake address issue).
- Non-refunded fees and USDT payment risks.
- Delays in banking/licensing due to external compliance.
- Informal communication (e.g., Telegram) may lack professionalism.
**Market Position**: Competitive pricing appeals to startups/SMEs, but compliance gaps may deter larger firms. Competitors like Healy Consultants offer stronger compliance but higher fees. 2025 website traffic surge (104.17%) reflects crypto/fintech demand.
**Recommendations**:
- Verify documents with local registries (e.g., Companies House).
- Use traceable payments (avoid USDT) and clarify refund policies.
- Compare quotes with competitors and confirm jurisdiction suitability.
- Request formal email communication and clear timelines.
For specific details (e.g., pricing, jurisdictions, or deeper analysis), please clarify!
**Overview**: Eternity Law International, founded around 2017, is a global law firm specializing in high-risk industries like cryptocurrency, gambling, forex, fintech, and IT. With offices in Kyiv, London, New York, and Singapore, it serves over 2,000 clients across 100+ jurisdictions, led by CEO Denys Chernyshov.
**Key Services**:
- **Company Formation**: Registers businesses in onshore (e.g., UK, Singapore), offshore (e.g., Seychelles, BVI), and hybrid zones (e.g., Cyprus). Offers ready-made companies with bank accounts or licenses (1-4 weeks).
- **Licensing**: Secures high-risk licenses (crypto, forex, gambling, payment services) in jurisdictions like Lithuania, Curacao, and UAE (4-8 weeks, $10,000-$50,000 estimated).
- **Banking**: Opens corporate/merchant accounts, though delays occur due to strict compliance.
- **Tax Planning & Auditing**: Designs tax-efficient structures and provides financial audits.
- **Legal Consulting**: Supports M&A, contracts, ICOs, and compliance (e.g., GDPR, MiCA).
- **Trademark Registration**: Protects IP globally (6-12 months, $1,000-$5,000 estimated).
**Reputation**:
- **Positive**: Trustpilot (4.6/5, 43 reviews) praises fast, professional service (e.g., Singapore setups, crypto licenses). Google reviews (5/5) commend Kyiv/Singapore offices.
- **Negative**: Complaints include a UK LTD registered with a fake address, banking delays (4+ months), and non-refunded fees paid via USDT. Some clients allege pressure to remove negative feedback.
- **Legitimacy**: Deemed legit by Scamadviser (8-year domain, secure site), but high-risk services warrant caution.
**Risks**:
- Due diligence lapses (e.g., fake address issue).
- Non-refunded fees and USDT payment risks.
- Delays in banking/licensing due to external compliance.
- Informal communication (e.g., Telegram) may lack professionalism.
**Market Position**: Competitive pricing appeals to startups/SMEs, but compliance gaps may deter larger firms. Competitors like Healy Consultants offer stronger compliance but higher fees. 2025 website traffic surge (104.17%) reflects crypto/fintech demand.
**Recommendations**:
- Verify documents with local registries (e.g., Companies House).
- Use traceable payments (avoid USDT) and clarify refund policies.
- Compare quotes with competitors and confirm jurisdiction suitability.
- Request formal email communication and clear timelines.
For specific details (e.g., pricing, jurisdictions, or deeper analysis), please clarify!
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
Euronext Lisbon, part of the pan-European Euronext group, is Portugal’s primary stock exchange, formed in 2002 by merging the Lisbon and Porto exchanges. It operates under Euronext’s Optiq® platform, facilitating trading in equities, bonds, ETFs, warrants, and derivatives (e.g., PSI-20 futures). The PSI-20, its benchmark index, tracks 20 major companies (market cap ~€60-70 billion), led by EDP (renewables), Galp Energia (oil/gas), Jerónimo Martins (retail), and BCP (banking). Trading occurs 8:00 AM–4:30 PM (Lisbon time), with T+2 settlement via Euronext Securities Porto on the T2S platform. Regulated by the CMVM and Euronext rules, it aligns with EU standards (MiFID II, MAR, SFDR).
In 2024, the PSI-20 rose ~5-7%, driven by energy and retail, with EDP and Galp leading due to ESG focus (e.g., €1 billion green bonds). The Portugal Capital Markets Day (June 2024) boosted foreign investment. Euronext Technologies in Porto enhances AI-driven surveillance and blockchain pilots. Challenges include low liquidity (~€50-100 million daily volume) and Portugal’s economic constraints (100% debt-to-GDP, 1.5-2% growth). Future growth hinges on renewables, tech listings, and EU funds (€16 billion by 2026).
**For Investors**: Trade via brokers like Degiro or BPI; focus on EDP (4.5% yield) or PSI-20 ETFs. **For Companies**: Euronext Growth suits SMEs; green bonds attract ESG capital. **Data**: Access real-time quotes via Euronext.com or TradingEconomics.com. For deeper analysis (e.g., stock financials, real-time data), specify your focus.
In 2024, the PSI-20 rose ~5-7%, driven by energy and retail, with EDP and Galp leading due to ESG focus (e.g., €1 billion green bonds). The Portugal Capital Markets Day (June 2024) boosted foreign investment. Euronext Technologies in Porto enhances AI-driven surveillance and blockchain pilots. Challenges include low liquidity (~€50-100 million daily volume) and Portugal’s economic constraints (100% debt-to-GDP, 1.5-2% growth). Future growth hinges on renewables, tech listings, and EU funds (€16 billion by 2026).
**For Investors**: Trade via brokers like Degiro or BPI; focus on EDP (4.5% yield) or PSI-20 ETFs. **For Companies**: Euronext Growth suits SMEs; green bonds attract ESG capital. **Data**: Access real-time quotes via Euronext.com or TradingEconomics.com. For deeper analysis (e.g., stock financials, real-time data), specify your focus.
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
**Euronext Paris Summary**
**Overview**: Euronext Paris, part of Euronext N.V., is Europe’s second-largest stock exchange, listing over 795 companies with a combined market cap exceeding $4.58 trillion (2022). Headquartered in La Défense, Paris, it’s the largest component of Euronext’s pan-European network, including Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon, Dublin, Oslo, and Milan.
**History**: Originating in 1724 as the Paris Bourse, it evolved from open-outcry trading at Palais Brongniart to electronic trading in the 1980s. The 2000 merger forming Euronext, followed by the 2021 Borsa Italiana acquisition, solidified its European dominance.
**Operations**:
- **Markets**: Operates a regulated market for large/mid-cap firms, Euronext Growth for SMEs, and Euronext Access for startups.
- **Instruments**: Trades equities, bonds, ETFs, derivatives, and commodities, with daily volumes over €4.1 billion.
- **Indices**: Includes CAC 40 (40 largest French firms), SBF 120, CAC Mid 60, CAC Small, and CAC 40 ESG.
- **Technology**: Uses the Optiq platform for low-latency trading, supporting 1M+ daily transactions.
**Regulation**: Governed by MiFID II, MAR, and EMIR, overseen by the AMF and ACPR. Ensures transparency and investor protection.
**Economic Role**: Facilitates IPOs (€1.2B raised in 2022), supports SMEs, and leads in green bonds (€250B listed). Connects issuers to 1.4M global investors.
**Challenges**: Faces competition from LSE, Nasdaq, and Deutsche Börse; navigates volatility and regulatory complexity.
**Outlook**: Focuses on ESG growth, tech innovation (AI, blockchain), and deeper EU capital markets integration. Aims for €500B in sustainable listings by 2030.
For specific data (e.g., recent IPOs, CAC 40 performance), I can search the web or X posts if requested.
**Overview**: Euronext Paris, part of Euronext N.V., is Europe’s second-largest stock exchange, listing over 795 companies with a combined market cap exceeding $4.58 trillion (2022). Headquartered in La Défense, Paris, it’s the largest component of Euronext’s pan-European network, including Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon, Dublin, Oslo, and Milan.
**History**: Originating in 1724 as the Paris Bourse, it evolved from open-outcry trading at Palais Brongniart to electronic trading in the 1980s. The 2000 merger forming Euronext, followed by the 2021 Borsa Italiana acquisition, solidified its European dominance.
**Operations**:
- **Markets**: Operates a regulated market for large/mid-cap firms, Euronext Growth for SMEs, and Euronext Access for startups.
- **Instruments**: Trades equities, bonds, ETFs, derivatives, and commodities, with daily volumes over €4.1 billion.
- **Indices**: Includes CAC 40 (40 largest French firms), SBF 120, CAC Mid 60, CAC Small, and CAC 40 ESG.
- **Technology**: Uses the Optiq platform for low-latency trading, supporting 1M+ daily transactions.
**Regulation**: Governed by MiFID II, MAR, and EMIR, overseen by the AMF and ACPR. Ensures transparency and investor protection.
**Economic Role**: Facilitates IPOs (€1.2B raised in 2022), supports SMEs, and leads in green bonds (€250B listed). Connects issuers to 1.4M global investors.
**Challenges**: Faces competition from LSE, Nasdaq, and Deutsche Börse; navigates volatility and regulatory complexity.
**Outlook**: Focuses on ESG growth, tech innovation (AI, blockchain), and deeper EU capital markets integration. Aims for €500B in sustainable listings by 2030.
For specific data (e.g., recent IPOs, CAC 40 performance), I can search the web or X posts if requested.
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
Below is a concise summary of the alternatives to xAI’s Grok (and briefly x.ai’s scheduling tool) for economic and policy research, building on our deep dive into AI tools as force multipliers for research tasks like those you mentioned (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.). This summary focuses on key alternatives, their applications, strengths, limitations, and practical recommendations, tailored to economists and policy analysts. It avoids repeating the full technical details but distills the most relevant points for your research context.
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### Summary of xAI (Grok) Alternatives for Economic and Policy Research
**Context**: xAI’s Grok is a conversational AI with real-time X integration and web search, useful for summarizing trends, analyzing documents, and generating hypotheses in economic research. Alternatives are evaluated for their ability to support literature reviews, data analysis, policy communication, and real-time insights, acting as force multipliers like ChatGPT (deep research), Claude (coding), and Gemini (writing).
#### Key Alternatives and Applications
1. **Claude (Anthropic)**:
- **Applications**: Writing Python/R scripts for econometric models (e.g., panel regressions, VARs), summarizing policy reports, generating research questions.
- **Strengths**: Superior coding accuracy; privacy-focused; explains code clearly for non-experts.
- **Limitations**: No real-time web search; less conversational than Grok.
- **Use Case**: Automate a Python script for a gravity model of trade flows; summarize a 50-page IMF report.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Better for coding and privacy; weaker for real-time X-based insights.
2. **ChatGPT (OpenAI)**:
- **Applications**: Synthesizing economic literature, drafting papers/proposals, analyzing uploaded datasets (e.g., CSV files for descriptive stats).
- **Strengths**: Versatile for qualitative/quantitative tasks; customizable via prompts; multimodal (text, images).
- **Limitations**: Prone to errors in technical outputs; no native web search; occasional downtime.
- **Use Case**: Draft a literature review on monetary policy; interpret regression outputs.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Broader functionality but less X integration; ideal for deep synthesis.
3. **Gemini (Google)**:
- **Applications**: Drafting/editing policy briefs, academic papers, or presentations; basic data analysis via Google Sheets; web searches for recent trends.
- **Strengths**: Polished writing; Google Workspace integration; audience-tailored outputs.
- **Limitations**: Weaker at coding or complex analytics; less depth for niche queries.
- **Use Case**: Edit a trade policy memo for policymakers; visualize GDP trends in Sheets.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Stronger for writing and Google tools; less robust for reasoning or X data.
4. **Perplexity**:
- **Applications**: Real-time policy analysis (e.g., recent Fed rate hikes), literature discovery, data aggregation from web sources (e.g., World Bank).
- **Strengths**: Real-time web search with citations; concise answers; free/Pro tiers ($20/month).
- **Limitations**: Less depth for complex econometrics; reliant on web quality.
- **Use Case**: Query “2025 inflation trends” with sourced answers; find trade policy papers.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Matches real-time focus but lacks X-specific context; broader web access.
5. **DeepSeek**:
- **Applications**: Coding economic simulations (e.g., agent-based models), theoretical analysis, cost-effective research via open-source models.
- **Strengths**: High reasoning; cost-efficient (~$6M training vs. billions for Grok); customizable.
- **Limitations**: No web integration; requires technical setup; potential privacy concerns.
- **Use Case**: Simulate labor market dynamics; run local models for budget-constrained teams.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Better for coding and cost; weaker for real-time or user-friendliness.
6. **Other Tools**:
- **Elicit**: Extracts findings from papers (e.g., meta-analysis of wage elasticities); complements ResearchRabbit.
- **Scite**: Tracks citations for research validation; enhances Consensus.
- **LLaMA 3.2 (Meta)**: Open-source for local coding/text analysis; high setup cost.
- **YouChat**: General-purpose chatbot with web search; less specialized than Perplexity.
#### x.ai (Scheduling) Alternatives
- **Context**: x.ai (discontinued 2021) automated meeting scheduling. Alternatives are relevant for research coordination (e.g., peer reviews, stakeholder meetings).
- **Top Options**:
- **Calendly**: Automates scheduling with calendar syncing; free tier, paid from $8/month.
- **SavvyCal**: Personalized links for cross-time-zone teams; paid from $12/month.
- **Koalendar**: Free, intuitive scheduling with Zoom integration.
- **CalendarHero**: AI-driven with 60+ app integrations; free tier, paid from $8/month.
- **Sidekick AI**: Email-based scheduling; free tier, paid from $15/month.
- **Use Case**: Schedule co-author meetings or policy briefings, freeing time for research.
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### Practical Workflow Example
For a study on “AI’s Economic Impacts”:
- **Literature**: Use Perplexity for recent papers, Elicit for paper extraction, Claude for synthesis.
- **Analysis**: Code a difference-in-differences model with Claude; simulate robustness with DeepSeek.
- **Writing**: Draft with ChatGPT; polish with Gemini; schedule reviews via Calendly.
- **Real-Time**: Monitor AI policy trends with Perplexity.
**Outcome**: A paper and policy brief in ~2–3 weeks, leveraging real-time data and robust analysis.
---
### Challenges and Recommendations
- **Challenges**:
- **Accuracy**: Validate outputs (e.g., ChatGPT’s econometrics, Perplexity’s web data) with Consensus or primary sources.
- **Privacy**: Use Claude or local LLaMA for sensitive data; avoid cloud-based tools for proprietary datasets.
- **Bias**: Cross-check for underrepresented perspectives (e.g., developing economies) using Scite or Elicit.
- **Access**: Free tiers (Claude, Perplexity) are accessible; DeepSeek/LLaMA for budget-limited teams.
- **Transparency**: Disclose AI use in publications (per AER, JPE guidelines).
- **Recommendations**:
- **Task-Specific Tools**: Claude/DeepSeek for coding, Gemini/ChatGPT for writing, Perplexity for real-time data.
- **Prompt Engineering**: Use precise prompts (e.g., “Write R code for a logit model” for Claude).
- **Combine Tools**: Pair Perplexity (data) with Elicit (literature) and Gemini (writing).
- **Monitor Trends**: Check X for user feedback on tools like Elicit or Scite.
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### Insights from X and Web
- **X Sentiment**: Claude and Perplexity are favored for academic tasks; Grok shines for X-driven trends (e.g., stock discussions). Elicit/Scite are emerging for literature analysis.
- **Web Trends**: Perplexity’s Pro plan offers Claude/GPT-4o access; DeepSeek’s open-source models gain traction; scheduling tools like Calendly dominate post-x.ai.
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### Next Steps
I can:
- Demonstrate a tool (e.g., Claude coding a model, Perplexity on 2025 policy trends).
- Search X/web for specific feedback (e.g., Elicit vs. ResearchRabbit).
- Build a workflow for a research question (e.g., “AI’s labor market effects”).
- Clarify x.ai scheduling focus if needed.
What’s next? A specific tool, use case, or clarification? Let me know!
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### Summary of xAI (Grok) Alternatives for Economic and Policy Research
**Context**: xAI’s Grok is a conversational AI with real-time X integration and web search, useful for summarizing trends, analyzing documents, and generating hypotheses in economic research. Alternatives are evaluated for their ability to support literature reviews, data analysis, policy communication, and real-time insights, acting as force multipliers like ChatGPT (deep research), Claude (coding), and Gemini (writing).
#### Key Alternatives and Applications
1. **Claude (Anthropic)**:
- **Applications**: Writing Python/R scripts for econometric models (e.g., panel regressions, VARs), summarizing policy reports, generating research questions.
- **Strengths**: Superior coding accuracy; privacy-focused; explains code clearly for non-experts.
- **Limitations**: No real-time web search; less conversational than Grok.
- **Use Case**: Automate a Python script for a gravity model of trade flows; summarize a 50-page IMF report.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Better for coding and privacy; weaker for real-time X-based insights.
2. **ChatGPT (OpenAI)**:
- **Applications**: Synthesizing economic literature, drafting papers/proposals, analyzing uploaded datasets (e.g., CSV files for descriptive stats).
- **Strengths**: Versatile for qualitative/quantitative tasks; customizable via prompts; multimodal (text, images).
- **Limitations**: Prone to errors in technical outputs; no native web search; occasional downtime.
- **Use Case**: Draft a literature review on monetary policy; interpret regression outputs.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Broader functionality but less X integration; ideal for deep synthesis.
3. **Gemini (Google)**:
- **Applications**: Drafting/editing policy briefs, academic papers, or presentations; basic data analysis via Google Sheets; web searches for recent trends.
- **Strengths**: Polished writing; Google Workspace integration; audience-tailored outputs.
- **Limitations**: Weaker at coding or complex analytics; less depth for niche queries.
- **Use Case**: Edit a trade policy memo for policymakers; visualize GDP trends in Sheets.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Stronger for writing and Google tools; less robust for reasoning or X data.
4. **Perplexity**:
- **Applications**: Real-time policy analysis (e.g., recent Fed rate hikes), literature discovery, data aggregation from web sources (e.g., World Bank).
- **Strengths**: Real-time web search with citations; concise answers; free/Pro tiers ($20/month).
- **Limitations**: Less depth for complex econometrics; reliant on web quality.
- **Use Case**: Query “2025 inflation trends” with sourced answers; find trade policy papers.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Matches real-time focus but lacks X-specific context; broader web access.
5. **DeepSeek**:
- **Applications**: Coding economic simulations (e.g., agent-based models), theoretical analysis, cost-effective research via open-source models.
- **Strengths**: High reasoning; cost-efficient (~$6M training vs. billions for Grok); customizable.
- **Limitations**: No web integration; requires technical setup; potential privacy concerns.
- **Use Case**: Simulate labor market dynamics; run local models for budget-constrained teams.
- **Comparison to Grok**: Better for coding and cost; weaker for real-time or user-friendliness.
6. **Other Tools**:
- **Elicit**: Extracts findings from papers (e.g., meta-analysis of wage elasticities); complements ResearchRabbit.
- **Scite**: Tracks citations for research validation; enhances Consensus.
- **LLaMA 3.2 (Meta)**: Open-source for local coding/text analysis; high setup cost.
- **YouChat**: General-purpose chatbot with web search; less specialized than Perplexity.
#### x.ai (Scheduling) Alternatives
- **Context**: x.ai (discontinued 2021) automated meeting scheduling. Alternatives are relevant for research coordination (e.g., peer reviews, stakeholder meetings).
- **Top Options**:
- **Calendly**: Automates scheduling with calendar syncing; free tier, paid from $8/month.
- **SavvyCal**: Personalized links for cross-time-zone teams; paid from $12/month.
- **Koalendar**: Free, intuitive scheduling with Zoom integration.
- **CalendarHero**: AI-driven with 60+ app integrations; free tier, paid from $8/month.
- **Sidekick AI**: Email-based scheduling; free tier, paid from $15/month.
- **Use Case**: Schedule co-author meetings or policy briefings, freeing time for research.
---
### Practical Workflow Example
For a study on “AI’s Economic Impacts”:
- **Literature**: Use Perplexity for recent papers, Elicit for paper extraction, Claude for synthesis.
- **Analysis**: Code a difference-in-differences model with Claude; simulate robustness with DeepSeek.
- **Writing**: Draft with ChatGPT; polish with Gemini; schedule reviews via Calendly.
- **Real-Time**: Monitor AI policy trends with Perplexity.
**Outcome**: A paper and policy brief in ~2–3 weeks, leveraging real-time data and robust analysis.
---
### Challenges and Recommendations
- **Challenges**:
- **Accuracy**: Validate outputs (e.g., ChatGPT’s econometrics, Perplexity’s web data) with Consensus or primary sources.
- **Privacy**: Use Claude or local LLaMA for sensitive data; avoid cloud-based tools for proprietary datasets.
- **Bias**: Cross-check for underrepresented perspectives (e.g., developing economies) using Scite or Elicit.
- **Access**: Free tiers (Claude, Perplexity) are accessible; DeepSeek/LLaMA for budget-limited teams.
- **Transparency**: Disclose AI use in publications (per AER, JPE guidelines).
- **Recommendations**:
- **Task-Specific Tools**: Claude/DeepSeek for coding, Gemini/ChatGPT for writing, Perplexity for real-time data.
- **Prompt Engineering**: Use precise prompts (e.g., “Write R code for a logit model” for Claude).
- **Combine Tools**: Pair Perplexity (data) with Elicit (literature) and Gemini (writing).
- **Monitor Trends**: Check X for user feedback on tools like Elicit or Scite.
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### Insights from X and Web
- **X Sentiment**: Claude and Perplexity are favored for academic tasks; Grok shines for X-driven trends (e.g., stock discussions). Elicit/Scite are emerging for literature analysis.
- **Web Trends**: Perplexity’s Pro plan offers Claude/GPT-4o access; DeepSeek’s open-source models gain traction; scheduling tools like Calendly dominate post-x.ai.
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### Next Steps
I can:
- Demonstrate a tool (e.g., Claude coding a model, Perplexity on 2025 policy trends).
- Search X/web for specific feedback (e.g., Elicit vs. ResearchRabbit).
- Build a workflow for a research question (e.g., “AI’s labor market effects”).
- Clarify x.ai scheduling focus if needed.
What’s next? A specific tool, use case, or clarification? Let me know!
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
**Swami Sivananda (1887–1963)** was a pivotal Indian spiritual teacher, yogi, and founder of the **Divine Life Society** (1936), whose teachings globalized yoga and Vedanta. Born Kuppuswami in Tamil Nadu, he practiced medicine in Malaysia before renouncing worldly life in 1923. Initiated into sannyasa in 1924, he spent years in ascetic practices in Rishikesh, developing his **Yoga of Synthesis**, integrating:
- **Karma Yoga** (selfless service)
- **Bhakti Yoga** (devotion)
- **Raja Yoga** (meditation)
- **Jnana Yoga** (self-inquiry)
His philosophy, rooted in Advaita Vedanta, emphasized universal spirituality, practical discipline, and holistic health (yoga, vegetarianism). Sivananda authored over 200 books, including *Kundalini Yoga* and *The Science of Pranayama*, making complex concepts accessible. The Divine Life Society spread his teachings through free literature, yoga training, and charitable work, like the Sivananda Charitable Hospital.
His disciples, including **Swami Vishnudevananda** (Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres) and **Swami Satyananda** (Bihar School of Yoga), globalized his teachings, shaping modern yoga. Known for humility, humor, and compassion, Sivananda’s motto—“Serve, Love, Give, Purify, Meditate, Realize”—continues to inspire. His ashram in Rishikesh and global centers remain active, with his books freely available online (divinelifesociety.org). Recent X posts highlight his enduring influence, quoting his wisdom on meditation and self-discipline. He attained Mahasamadhi in 1963, leaving a legacy of universal spirituality and practical yoga.
- **Karma Yoga** (selfless service)
- **Bhakti Yoga** (devotion)
- **Raja Yoga** (meditation)
- **Jnana Yoga** (self-inquiry)
His philosophy, rooted in Advaita Vedanta, emphasized universal spirituality, practical discipline, and holistic health (yoga, vegetarianism). Sivananda authored over 200 books, including *Kundalini Yoga* and *The Science of Pranayama*, making complex concepts accessible. The Divine Life Society spread his teachings through free literature, yoga training, and charitable work, like the Sivananda Charitable Hospital.
His disciples, including **Swami Vishnudevananda** (Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres) and **Swami Satyananda** (Bihar School of Yoga), globalized his teachings, shaping modern yoga. Known for humility, humor, and compassion, Sivananda’s motto—“Serve, Love, Give, Purify, Meditate, Realize”—continues to inspire. His ashram in Rishikesh and global centers remain active, with his books freely available online (divinelifesociety.org). Recent X posts highlight his enduring influence, quoting his wisdom on meditation and self-discipline. He attained Mahasamadhi in 1963, leaving a legacy of universal spirituality and practical yoga.
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
Vladimir G. Ivancevic is a mathematician and researcher specializing in applied differential geometry, biodynamics, nonlinear dynamics, and quantum-inspired computation. Key contributions include:
- **Human Biodynamics Engine (HBE)**: A 264-DOF biomechanical simulator for modeling human motion, detailed in *Natural Biodynamics* (2005), with applications in military, sports, and rehabilitation.
- **Applied Differential Geometry**: Co-authored *Applied Differential Geometry: A Modern Introduction* (2007), using manifolds and Lie groups for robotics, control, and biomechanics.
- **Nonlinear Dynamics**: Research on chaos synchronization and adaptive control, applied to robotics and biological systems.
- **Quantum Neural Computation**: Explored quantum-inspired AI models in *Quantum Neural Computation* (Springer).
- **Interdisciplinary Impact**: Worked with the Australian Defence Science and Technology Group (DST) on autonomous systems, and published on finance and sports biodynamics.
**Profile**: Likely holds a Ph.D. in mathematics, affiliated with DST and possibly the University of Adelaide. Frequently collaborates with Tijana T. Ivancevic. Has 150 publications and 1,373 citations (ResearchGate), with major works via World Scientific and Springer.
**Evaluation**: His work is mathematically rigorous but highly technical, limiting accessibility. The HBE and defense projects lack public documentation, possibly due to classification. Recent activity (post-2010s) is sparse, suggesting focus on classified DST work.
**Limitations**: Little biographical detail, no open-source HBE data, and a low public profile fuel minor skepticism, though credible affiliations validate his contributions.
- **Human Biodynamics Engine (HBE)**: A 264-DOF biomechanical simulator for modeling human motion, detailed in *Natural Biodynamics* (2005), with applications in military, sports, and rehabilitation.
- **Applied Differential Geometry**: Co-authored *Applied Differential Geometry: A Modern Introduction* (2007), using manifolds and Lie groups for robotics, control, and biomechanics.
- **Nonlinear Dynamics**: Research on chaos synchronization and adaptive control, applied to robotics and biological systems.
- **Quantum Neural Computation**: Explored quantum-inspired AI models in *Quantum Neural Computation* (Springer).
- **Interdisciplinary Impact**: Worked with the Australian Defence Science and Technology Group (DST) on autonomous systems, and published on finance and sports biodynamics.
**Profile**: Likely holds a Ph.D. in mathematics, affiliated with DST and possibly the University of Adelaide. Frequently collaborates with Tijana T. Ivancevic. Has 150 publications and 1,373 citations (ResearchGate), with major works via World Scientific and Springer.
**Evaluation**: His work is mathematically rigorous but highly technical, limiting accessibility. The HBE and defense projects lack public documentation, possibly due to classification. Recent activity (post-2010s) is sparse, suggesting focus on classified DST work.
**Limitations**: Little biographical detail, no open-source HBE data, and a low public profile fuel minor skepticism, though credible affiliations validate his contributions.
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
The Internet Archive's **Wayback Machine**, launched in 2001, is a digital archive preserving over 916 billion web pages (100+ petabytes) from 1995 onward, using the **Heritrix crawler** to capture publicly accessible content. It offers a calendar interface to view historical website snapshots, a **Save Page Now** feature for manual archiving, and APIs for programmatic access. Key uses include research, journalism, SEO, and legal evidence, with partnerships like the Library of Congress enhancing its cultural role.
**Technical**: It stores data in WARC files on Linux nodes, uses Apache Solr for indexing, and supports the Memento protocol. Dynamic content (e.g., JavaScript-heavy sites) and robots.txt opt-outs pose challenges. **Legal issues** include copyright lawsuits (e.g., Hachette, Sony Music) threatening fair use claims, privacy concerns under GDPR, and retroactive content hiding via robots.txt. **Operational hurdles** involve link rot, server outages (e.g., 2025), and funding as a nonprofit.
**Recent developments** (2024-2025): 50 billion pages added, AI-driven crawl pilots, and legal battles straining resources. The **Wayforward Machine** (2021) warns of a paywalled 2046 internet. **Alternatives** like Archive.today and Pagefreezer offer niche features but lack scale. The Wayback Machine remains vital for combating link rot (38% of 2013 pages gone) but faces existential risks from legal and financial pressures.
**Technical**: It stores data in WARC files on Linux nodes, uses Apache Solr for indexing, and supports the Memento protocol. Dynamic content (e.g., JavaScript-heavy sites) and robots.txt opt-outs pose challenges. **Legal issues** include copyright lawsuits (e.g., Hachette, Sony Music) threatening fair use claims, privacy concerns under GDPR, and retroactive content hiding via robots.txt. **Operational hurdles** involve link rot, server outages (e.g., 2025), and funding as a nonprofit.
**Recent developments** (2024-2025): 50 billion pages added, AI-driven crawl pilots, and legal battles straining resources. The **Wayforward Machine** (2021) warns of a paywalled 2046 internet. **Alternatives** like Archive.today and Pagefreezer offer niche features but lack scale. The Wayback Machine remains vital for combating link rot (38% of 2013 pages gone) but faces existential risks from legal and financial pressures.
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
I’m interpreting your request for a “summary” as a concise overview of zimit.kiwix.org, consolidating the key points from our previous in-depth discussions about the tool. If you meant “Summit” or something else, please clarify, and I’ll provide a targeted response. Below is a succinct summary of Zimit, covering its purpose, functionality, features, limitations, and use cases, optimized for clarity and brevity.
---
### Summary of Zimit (zimit.kiwix.org)
**What is Zimit?**
Zimit is an open-source tool by Kiwix, hosted at [zimit.kiwix.org](https://zimit.kiwix.org), that creates ZIM files—compressed, offline-readable archives of web content. It enables users to archive websites (up to 1,000 pages) for offline access via Kiwix readers (Desktop, Android, iOS, JS PWA).
**How It Works**
1. **Input**: Enter a website URL on zimit.kiwix.org, optionally provide an email for the download link.
2. **Crawling**: Uses Browsertrix Crawler to scrape content, including dynamic JavaScript-rendered pages.
3. **ZIM Creation**: Converts crawled data (WARC format) to ZIM using warc2zim.
4. **Output**: Delivers a ZIM file for offline use, downloadable via browser or email.
**Key Features (Zimit 2.0, July 2024)**
- **Universal Compatibility**: No Service Worker dependency, works with all Kiwix readers (unlike Zimit 1.x).
- **Dynamic Content**: Handles modern websites better via Browsertrix.
- **Open-Source**: Code at [github.com/openzim/zimit](https://github.com/openzim/zimit) supports local deployment for advanced users (e.g., custom crawl depth, cookie injection).
- **User-Friendly**: Simple web interface for non-technical users.
**Use Cases**
- **Education**: Archive educational sites (e.g., open courseware) for offline use in schools with no internet.
- **Archival**: Preserve at-risk websites (e.g., local news, cultural sites).
- **Humanitarian**: Provide offline health or survival guides in crisis zones.
- **Personal**: Save blogs or wikis for offline reading.
**Limitations**
- **Dynamic Sites**: Struggles with complex JavaScript, APIs, or login-walled content.
- **Bot Detection**: Sites with anti-scraping (e.g., Cloudflare) may block crawls.
- **Scale**: Web tool limited to 1,000 pages; larger crawls require local setup.
- **Legal**: Users must ensure permission to archive copyrighted content.
**Advanced Usage**
- **Local Deployment**: Run via Docker for large or customized crawls (e.g., `crawl.sh --url https://example.com --limit 5000`).
- **Zim-Request**: Request professional ZIM creation for licensed content via Kiwix’s [wiki](https://wiki.kiwix.org/wiki/Content).
- **Integration**: Works with Kiwix-serve for local networks or Zimfarm for large-scale projects.
**Latest Status (August 1, 2025)**
- Zimit 2.0 is stable, with no reported issues since July 2024 release.
- Community focus on educational use, with Zimit as a niche but growing tool.
**Getting Started**
- Visit zimit.kiwix.org for simple archiving.
- For complex projects, deploy locally or contact Kiwix’s community via [Matrix](https://wiki.kiwix.org/wiki/Communication).
---
If you meant “Summit” (e.g., an event, tool, or term) or want a summary of a specific Zimit aspect (e.g., technical setup, a use case), please clarify. Alternatively, I can guide you through using Zimit for a specific website or troubleshoot a crawl. Let me know your next step!
---
### Summary of Zimit (zimit.kiwix.org)
**What is Zimit?**
Zimit is an open-source tool by Kiwix, hosted at [zimit.kiwix.org](https://zimit.kiwix.org), that creates ZIM files—compressed, offline-readable archives of web content. It enables users to archive websites (up to 1,000 pages) for offline access via Kiwix readers (Desktop, Android, iOS, JS PWA).
**How It Works**
1. **Input**: Enter a website URL on zimit.kiwix.org, optionally provide an email for the download link.
2. **Crawling**: Uses Browsertrix Crawler to scrape content, including dynamic JavaScript-rendered pages.
3. **ZIM Creation**: Converts crawled data (WARC format) to ZIM using warc2zim.
4. **Output**: Delivers a ZIM file for offline use, downloadable via browser or email.
**Key Features (Zimit 2.0, July 2024)**
- **Universal Compatibility**: No Service Worker dependency, works with all Kiwix readers (unlike Zimit 1.x).
- **Dynamic Content**: Handles modern websites better via Browsertrix.
- **Open-Source**: Code at [github.com/openzim/zimit](https://github.com/openzim/zimit) supports local deployment for advanced users (e.g., custom crawl depth, cookie injection).
- **User-Friendly**: Simple web interface for non-technical users.
**Use Cases**
- **Education**: Archive educational sites (e.g., open courseware) for offline use in schools with no internet.
- **Archival**: Preserve at-risk websites (e.g., local news, cultural sites).
- **Humanitarian**: Provide offline health or survival guides in crisis zones.
- **Personal**: Save blogs or wikis for offline reading.
**Limitations**
- **Dynamic Sites**: Struggles with complex JavaScript, APIs, or login-walled content.
- **Bot Detection**: Sites with anti-scraping (e.g., Cloudflare) may block crawls.
- **Scale**: Web tool limited to 1,000 pages; larger crawls require local setup.
- **Legal**: Users must ensure permission to archive copyrighted content.
**Advanced Usage**
- **Local Deployment**: Run via Docker for large or customized crawls (e.g., `crawl.sh --url https://example.com --limit 5000`).
- **Zim-Request**: Request professional ZIM creation for licensed content via Kiwix’s [wiki](https://wiki.kiwix.org/wiki/Content).
- **Integration**: Works with Kiwix-serve for local networks or Zimfarm for large-scale projects.
**Latest Status (August 1, 2025)**
- Zimit 2.0 is stable, with no reported issues since July 2024 release.
- Community focus on educational use, with Zimit as a niche but growing tool.
**Getting Started**
- Visit zimit.kiwix.org for simple archiving.
- For complex projects, deploy locally or contact Kiwix’s community via [Matrix](https://wiki.kiwix.org/wiki/Communication).
---
If you meant “Summit” (e.g., an event, tool, or term) or want a summary of a specific Zimit aspect (e.g., technical setup, a use case), please clarify. Alternatively, I can guide you through using Zimit for a specific website or troubleshoot a crawl. Let me know your next step!
- Akshi
- Jefe de Operaciones
Re: Corporacion Militar Banesto
Here is the list of companies mentioned in the provided document:
1. Hansa Investment Co Ltd
2. Octopus Apollo VCT PLC
3. CaixaBank SA
4. Carrefour SA
5. Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS
6. Petra Diamonds Ltd
7. Apple Inc
8. Marin Software Inc
9. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria
10. MariMed Inc
11. Bankinter SA
12. ING Groep NV
13. Mapfre SA
14. Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
15. Smith Micro Software Inc
16. Gazprom PJSC
17. Telefonica SA
18. thyssenkrupp AG
19. Nikola Corp
20. Merlin Properties Socimi SA
21. Inmobiliaria Colonial Socimi SA
22. Banco de Sabadell SA
23. Lloyds Banking Group PLC
24. Pharming Group NV
25. Oryzon Genomics SA
26. Codiak Biosciences Inc
27. Card Factory PLC
28. Repsol SA
29. Prosegur Cia de Seguridad SA
30. Línea Directa Aseguradora SA
31. Distribuidora Internacional de Alimentación SA
32. Deutz AG
33. Obrascon Huarte Lain SA
34. WisdomTree WTI Crude Oil
35. Vocento SA
36. AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc
37. VEON Ltd
38. LPKF Laser & Electronics SE
39. Zinnwald Lithium PLC
40. Cineverse Corp
41. Hammerson PLC
42. Cineworld Group PLC
43. Catenon SA
44. Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust PLC
45. Vodafone Group PLC
46. Pendragon PLC
47. General de Alquiler de Maquinaria SA
48. Apollo Global Management Inc
49. BNP Paribas SA
50. UBS Group AG
51. Nestle SA
52. Redeia Corporación SA
53. Applus Services SA
54. NH Hotel Group SA
55. Tubacex SA
56. Pescanova SA
57. JPMorgan American Investment Trust PLC
58. JPMorgan Emerging Europe, Middle East & Africa Securities PLC
59. JPMorgan Japanese Investment Trust PLC
60. JPMorgan Indian Investment Trust PLC
61. Deutsche Bank AG
62. Bayer AG
63. BAE Systems PLC
64. International Consolidated Airlines Group SA
65. E.ON SE
66. Pingtan Marine Enterprise Ltd
67. JPMorgan European Growth & Income PLC
68. DS Smith PLC
69. Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC
70. Barclays PLC
71. SAP SE
72. Plug Power Inc
73. Oracle Corp
74. General Motors Co
75. Northrop Grumman Corp
76. Microsoft Corp
77. Alphabet Inc
78. Alba Mineral Resources PLC
79. Air France-KLM SA
80. Deutsche Lufthansa AG
81. McDonald's Corp
82. Unilever PLC
83. Adidas AG
84. Airbus SE
85. Zurich Insurance Group AG
86. BP PLC
87. Rio Tinto PLC
88. Atos SE
89. Anglo American PLC
90. Meta Platforms Inc
91. Mercedes-Benz Group AG
92. Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC
93. Bureau Veritas SA
94. Elekta AB
95. Lasertec Corp
96. FedEx Corp
97. Walmart Inc
98. American Eagle Outfitters Inc
99. Mastercard Inc
100. Embraer SA
101. Visa Inc
102. International Business Machines Corp
103. Intel Corp
104. Uber Technologies Inc
105. Ferrari NV
106. Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc
107. Boeing Co
108. Advanced Micro Devices Inc
109. Netflix Inc
110. Amazon.com Inc
111. JPMorgan Chase & Co
112. Aurora Cannabis Inc
113. Johnson & Johnson
114. Coca-Cola Co
115. Tesla Inc
116. Alibaba Group Holding Ltd
117. Nike Inc
118. United Parcel Service Inc
119. Wells Fargo & Co
120. Verizon Communications Inc
121. American Express Co
122. AT&T Inc
123. Procter & Gamble Co
124. Berkshire Hathaway Inc
125. iRobot Corp
126. Arbe Robotics Ltd
127. Publicis Groupe SA
128. Walt Disney Co
129. L'Oréal SA
130. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd
131. easyJet PLC
132. Casio Computer Co Ltd
133. Yamaha Corp
134. Nintendo Co Ltd
135. Unity Software Inc
136. Palantir Technologies Inc
137. Realty Income Corp
138. NVIDIA Corp
139. Starbucks Corp
140. Coinbase Global Inc
141. NIO Inc
142. Block Inc
143. Sharp Corp
144. Rigetti Computing Inc
145. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
146. Royal Bank of Canada
147. International Distributions Services PLC
148. Bank of Montreal
149. GSK PLC
150. Exxon Mobil Corp
151. Imperial Brands PLC
152. Hermès International
153. Kraft Heinz Co
154. National Beverage Corp
155. RTX Corp
156. General Dynamics Corp
157. General Electric Co
158. Compagnie Générale des Établissements Michelin SCA
159. Société Générale SA
160. Assicurazioni Generali SpA
161. General Mills Inc
162. Dolby Laboratories Inc
163. Laboratorios Farmacéuticos Rovi SA
164. Cisco Systems Inc
165. Merck & Co Inc
166. PetroChina Co Ltd
167. Novo Nordisk A/S
168. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd
169. Mitsubishi Electric Corp
170. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc
171. Mitsubishi Estate Co Ltd
172. Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corp
173. Yamaha Motor Co Ltd
174. Siemens AG
175. ABB Ltd
176. Heineken NV
177. Kuehne + Nagel International AG
178. DHL Group
179. Daimler Truck Holding AG
180. Colgate-Palmolive Co
181. Otis Worldwide Corp
182. Caterpillar Inc
183. Deere & Co
184. Xerox Holdings Corp
185. HP Inc
186. Stellantis NV
187. Toshiba Corp
188. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co
189. D-Wave Quantum Inc
190. Shimano Inc
191. Duolingo Inc
192. 3M Co
193. SMA Solar Technology AG
194. Halliburton Co
195. Samsara Inc
196. Wolters Kluwer NV
197. Thomson Reuters Corp
198. Accenture PLC
199. Ford Motor Co
200. Chevron Corp
201. TotalEnergies SE
202. Varta AG
203. Valeo
204. Hella GmbH & Co KGaA
205. Shell PLC
206. Yamato Holdings Co Ltd
207. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd
208. Daiwa House Industry Co Ltd
209. Panasonic Holdings Corp
210. Olympus Corp
211. China Green Agriculture Inc
212. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co
213. The Cigna Group
214. Honda Motor Co Ltd
215. Canon Inc
216. Overseas Shipholding Group Inc
217. Humana Inc
218. Valero Energy Corp
219. Union Pacific Corp
220. GoPro Inc
221. PayPal Holdings Inc
222. China Pharma Holdings Inc
223. Check Cap Ltd
224. Acme United Corp
225. Delta Apparel Inc
226. National American University Holdings Inc
227. University Bancorp Inc
228. Haleon PLC
229. Dassault Systèmes SE
230. Lockheed Martin Corp
231. Deutsche Telekom AG
232. BT Group PLC
233. Orange SA
234. iShares MSCI Australia UCITS ETF
235. Xtrackers MSCI Malaysia UCITS ETF
236. American Airlines Group Inc
237. Telecom Argentina SA
238. Loma Negra Cia Industrial Argentina SA
239. WisdomTree Soybean Oil
240. WisdomTree Natural Gas
241. iShares MSCI Taiwan UCITS ETF
242. Xtrackers MSCI Mexico UCITS ETF
243. iShares MSCI Mexico Capped UCITS ETF
244. Bancolombia SA
245. Allianz SE
246. RTL Group SA
247. iShares MSCI Korea UCITS ETF
248. Xtrackers MSCI Singapore UCITS ETF
249. Roper Technologies Inc
250. Bayerische Motoren Werke AG
251. Telefonica Brasil SA
252. Telefonica Deutschland Holding AG
253. Volkswagen AG
254. HSBC Holdings PLC
255. British American Tobacco PLC
256. AstraZeneca PLC
257. Accelleron Industries AG
258. Dr Ing hc F Porsche AG
259. HUGO BOSS AG
260. Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co KGaA
261. GameStop Corp
262. Zalando SE
263. Henkel AG & Co KGaA
264. Adecco Group AG
265. Carnival PLC
266. Randstad NV
267. TomTom NV
268. Mazda Motor Corp
269. Acciona SA
270. Corp ACCIONA Energías Renovables SA
271. Fujitsu Ltd
272. Verallia SA
273. Ricoh Co Ltd
274. Banca Mediolanum SpA
275. Taigo SA
276. Manchester United Plc
277. ManpowerGroup Inc
278. Steelcase Inc
279. IGC Pharma Inc
280. DXC Technology Co
281. Xpeng Inc
282. Prysmian SpA
283. Suzuki Motor Corp
284. Subaru Corp
285. Isuzu Motors Ltd
286. Garmin Ltd
287. Juniper Networks Inc
288. LG Display Co Ltd
289. Llorente & Cuenca SA
290. eBay Inc
291. Toro Co
292. DuPont de Nemours Inc
293. Eiffage SA
294. Sanofi
295. Ubisoft Entertainment SA
296. Danone SA
297. Legrand SA
298. Thales SA
299. Vinci SA
300. Bouygues SA
301. Safran SA
302. Schneider Electric SE
303. La Française des Jeux SAEM
304. Capgemini SE
305. Société Foncière Lyonnaise SA
306. Vivendi SE
307. Lagardère SA
308. Atari SA
309. Corp Financiera Alba SA
310. Amadeus IT Group SA
311. Banco Comercial Português SA
312. CTT-Correios de Portugal SA
313. Altri SGPS SA
314. Greenvolt-Energias Renováveis SA
315. EDP - Energias de Portugal SA
316. EDP Renováveis SA
317. Jerónimo Martins SGPS SA
318. Mota-Engil SGPS SA
319. Navigator Company SA
320. REN - Redes Energéticas Nacionais SGPS SA
321. Sonae SGPS SA
322. NOS SGPS SA
323. Semapa-Sociedade de Investimento e Gestão SGPS SA
324. Pharol SGPS SA
325. Ibersol SGPS SA
326. Grupo Catalana Occidente SA
327. Toyota Motor Corp
328. Toyota Industries Corp
329. Rothschild & Co
330. AXA SA
331. Crédit Agricole SA
332. Micron Technology Inc
333. EssilorLuxottica SA
334. Rémy Cointreau SA
335. Accor SA
336. Christian Dior SE
337. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA
338. Bonduelle SCA
339. Air Liquide SA
340. Compagnie de Saint-Gobain SA
341. Cla de Distribución Integral Logista Holdings SA
342. Industria de Diseño Textil SA
343. Promotora de Informaciones SA
344. Atresmedia Corp de Medios de Comunicación SA
345. Ebro Foods SA
346. Deoleo SA
347. Bodegas Riojanas SA
348. Iberdrola SA
349. ACS Actividades de Construcción y Servicios SA
350. Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas SA
351. Aena SME SA
352. Azkoyen SA
353. Vidrala SA
354. Viscofan SA
355. Ence Energía y Celulosa SA
356. Acerinox SA
357. Ercros SA
358. Enagás SA
359. Endesa SA
360. Euronext NV
361. GE HealthCare Technologies Inc
362. Castor Maritime Inc
363. Carl Zeiss Meditec AG
364. Koninklijke Philips NV
365. London Stock Exchange Group PLC
366. Deutsche Börse AG
367. Alstom SA
368. Adobe Inc
369. Texas Instruments Inc
370. Bank of America Corp
371. Intercontinental Exchange Inc
372. Nasdaq Inc
373. Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd
374. Japan Exchange Group Inc
375. Singapore Exchange Ltd
376. Global Ports Holding PLC
377. Gulf Marine Services PLC
378. AP Møller - Mærsk A/S
379. Navios Maritime Holdings Inc
380. Navios Maritime Partners LP
381. Fortinet Inc
382. Pinterest Inc
383. ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd
384. MercadoLibre Inc
385. Universal Corp
386. Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Ltd
387. Kellogg Co
388. Winnebago Industries Inc
389. Analog Devices Inc
390. PostNL NV
391. AGFA-Gevaert NV
392. Freelance.com
393. RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd
394. Astra Space Inc
395. Motorsport Games Inc
396. VMware Inc
397. Rand Worldwide Inc
398. Renault SA
399. Elbit Systems Ltd
400. Rockwell Automation Inc
401. Galp Energia SGPS SA
402. TKO Group Holdings Inc
403. Electronic Arts Inc
404. Caesars Entertainment Inc
405. Ferrovial SE
406. Raiffeisen Bank International AG
407. Baidu Inc
408. Pure Storage Inc
409. Leoni AG
410. Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets UCITS ETF
411. Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc
412. Dun & Bradstreet Holdings Inc
413. Hasbro Inc
414. Mattel Inc
415. Hapag-Lloyd AG
416. MSCI Inc
417. Omron Corp
418. Virgin Money UK PLC
419. Virgin Orbit Holdings Inc
420. First Republic Bank CA
421. Compagnie Plastic Omnium SA
422. Old Republic International Corp
423. Republic First Bancorp Inc
424. Planet Fitness Inc
425. Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings Inc
426. Jungheinrich AG
427. Yum China Holdings Inc
428. ABN AMRO Bank NV
429. Société des Bains de Mer et du Cercle des Étrangers à Monaco
430. ArcelorMittal SA
431. Heineken Holding NV
432. Republic Services Inc
433. Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson
434. Nokia Oyj
435. Motorola Solutions Inc
436. L3Harris Technologies Inc
437. Toronto-Dominion Bank
438. Avis Budget Group Inc
439. Republic Bancorp Inc
440. Kodiak Sciences Inc
441. Indra Sistemas SA
442. Levi Strauss & Co
443. UniCredit SpA
444. Helvetia Holding AG
445. Renta 4 Banco SA
446. Swiss Life Holding AG
447. SUSE SA
448. NN Group NV
449. Banco Santander SA
450. Banco BBVA Argentina SA
451. Companhia Paranaense de Energia
452. Martin Marietta Materials Inc
453. Activision Blizzard Inc
454. Shutterstock Inc
455. Parsons Corp
456. Oshkosh Corp
457. CACI International Inc
1. Hansa Investment Co Ltd
2. Octopus Apollo VCT PLC
3. CaixaBank SA
4. Carrefour SA
5. Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS
6. Petra Diamonds Ltd
7. Apple Inc
8. Marin Software Inc
9. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria
10. MariMed Inc
11. Bankinter SA
12. ING Groep NV
13. Mapfre SA
14. Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
15. Smith Micro Software Inc
16. Gazprom PJSC
17. Telefonica SA
18. thyssenkrupp AG
19. Nikola Corp
20. Merlin Properties Socimi SA
21. Inmobiliaria Colonial Socimi SA
22. Banco de Sabadell SA
23. Lloyds Banking Group PLC
24. Pharming Group NV
25. Oryzon Genomics SA
26. Codiak Biosciences Inc
27. Card Factory PLC
28. Repsol SA
29. Prosegur Cia de Seguridad SA
30. Línea Directa Aseguradora SA
31. Distribuidora Internacional de Alimentación SA
32. Deutz AG
33. Obrascon Huarte Lain SA
34. WisdomTree WTI Crude Oil
35. Vocento SA
36. AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc
37. VEON Ltd
38. LPKF Laser & Electronics SE
39. Zinnwald Lithium PLC
40. Cineverse Corp
41. Hammerson PLC
42. Cineworld Group PLC
43. Catenon SA
44. Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust PLC
45. Vodafone Group PLC
46. Pendragon PLC
47. General de Alquiler de Maquinaria SA
48. Apollo Global Management Inc
49. BNP Paribas SA
50. UBS Group AG
51. Nestle SA
52. Redeia Corporación SA
53. Applus Services SA
54. NH Hotel Group SA
55. Tubacex SA
56. Pescanova SA
57. JPMorgan American Investment Trust PLC
58. JPMorgan Emerging Europe, Middle East & Africa Securities PLC
59. JPMorgan Japanese Investment Trust PLC
60. JPMorgan Indian Investment Trust PLC
61. Deutsche Bank AG
62. Bayer AG
63. BAE Systems PLC
64. International Consolidated Airlines Group SA
65. E.ON SE
66. Pingtan Marine Enterprise Ltd
67. JPMorgan European Growth & Income PLC
68. DS Smith PLC
69. Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC
70. Barclays PLC
71. SAP SE
72. Plug Power Inc
73. Oracle Corp
74. General Motors Co
75. Northrop Grumman Corp
76. Microsoft Corp
77. Alphabet Inc
78. Alba Mineral Resources PLC
79. Air France-KLM SA
80. Deutsche Lufthansa AG
81. McDonald's Corp
82. Unilever PLC
83. Adidas AG
84. Airbus SE
85. Zurich Insurance Group AG
86. BP PLC
87. Rio Tinto PLC
88. Atos SE
89. Anglo American PLC
90. Meta Platforms Inc
91. Mercedes-Benz Group AG
92. Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC
93. Bureau Veritas SA
94. Elekta AB
95. Lasertec Corp
96. FedEx Corp
97. Walmart Inc
98. American Eagle Outfitters Inc
99. Mastercard Inc
100. Embraer SA
101. Visa Inc
102. International Business Machines Corp
103. Intel Corp
104. Uber Technologies Inc
105. Ferrari NV
106. Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc
107. Boeing Co
108. Advanced Micro Devices Inc
109. Netflix Inc
110. Amazon.com Inc
111. JPMorgan Chase & Co
112. Aurora Cannabis Inc
113. Johnson & Johnson
114. Coca-Cola Co
115. Tesla Inc
116. Alibaba Group Holding Ltd
117. Nike Inc
118. United Parcel Service Inc
119. Wells Fargo & Co
120. Verizon Communications Inc
121. American Express Co
122. AT&T Inc
123. Procter & Gamble Co
124. Berkshire Hathaway Inc
125. iRobot Corp
126. Arbe Robotics Ltd
127. Publicis Groupe SA
128. Walt Disney Co
129. L'Oréal SA
130. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd
131. easyJet PLC
132. Casio Computer Co Ltd
133. Yamaha Corp
134. Nintendo Co Ltd
135. Unity Software Inc
136. Palantir Technologies Inc
137. Realty Income Corp
138. NVIDIA Corp
139. Starbucks Corp
140. Coinbase Global Inc
141. NIO Inc
142. Block Inc
143. Sharp Corp
144. Rigetti Computing Inc
145. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
146. Royal Bank of Canada
147. International Distributions Services PLC
148. Bank of Montreal
149. GSK PLC
150. Exxon Mobil Corp
151. Imperial Brands PLC
152. Hermès International
153. Kraft Heinz Co
154. National Beverage Corp
155. RTX Corp
156. General Dynamics Corp
157. General Electric Co
158. Compagnie Générale des Établissements Michelin SCA
159. Société Générale SA
160. Assicurazioni Generali SpA
161. General Mills Inc
162. Dolby Laboratories Inc
163. Laboratorios Farmacéuticos Rovi SA
164. Cisco Systems Inc
165. Merck & Co Inc
166. PetroChina Co Ltd
167. Novo Nordisk A/S
168. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd
169. Mitsubishi Electric Corp
170. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc
171. Mitsubishi Estate Co Ltd
172. Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corp
173. Yamaha Motor Co Ltd
174. Siemens AG
175. ABB Ltd
176. Heineken NV
177. Kuehne + Nagel International AG
178. DHL Group
179. Daimler Truck Holding AG
180. Colgate-Palmolive Co
181. Otis Worldwide Corp
182. Caterpillar Inc
183. Deere & Co
184. Xerox Holdings Corp
185. HP Inc
186. Stellantis NV
187. Toshiba Corp
188. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co
189. D-Wave Quantum Inc
190. Shimano Inc
191. Duolingo Inc
192. 3M Co
193. SMA Solar Technology AG
194. Halliburton Co
195. Samsara Inc
196. Wolters Kluwer NV
197. Thomson Reuters Corp
198. Accenture PLC
199. Ford Motor Co
200. Chevron Corp
201. TotalEnergies SE
202. Varta AG
203. Valeo
204. Hella GmbH & Co KGaA
205. Shell PLC
206. Yamato Holdings Co Ltd
207. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd
208. Daiwa House Industry Co Ltd
209. Panasonic Holdings Corp
210. Olympus Corp
211. China Green Agriculture Inc
212. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co
213. The Cigna Group
214. Honda Motor Co Ltd
215. Canon Inc
216. Overseas Shipholding Group Inc
217. Humana Inc
218. Valero Energy Corp
219. Union Pacific Corp
220. GoPro Inc
221. PayPal Holdings Inc
222. China Pharma Holdings Inc
223. Check Cap Ltd
224. Acme United Corp
225. Delta Apparel Inc
226. National American University Holdings Inc
227. University Bancorp Inc
228. Haleon PLC
229. Dassault Systèmes SE
230. Lockheed Martin Corp
231. Deutsche Telekom AG
232. BT Group PLC
233. Orange SA
234. iShares MSCI Australia UCITS ETF
235. Xtrackers MSCI Malaysia UCITS ETF
236. American Airlines Group Inc
237. Telecom Argentina SA
238. Loma Negra Cia Industrial Argentina SA
239. WisdomTree Soybean Oil
240. WisdomTree Natural Gas
241. iShares MSCI Taiwan UCITS ETF
242. Xtrackers MSCI Mexico UCITS ETF
243. iShares MSCI Mexico Capped UCITS ETF
244. Bancolombia SA
245. Allianz SE
246. RTL Group SA
247. iShares MSCI Korea UCITS ETF
248. Xtrackers MSCI Singapore UCITS ETF
249. Roper Technologies Inc
250. Bayerische Motoren Werke AG
251. Telefonica Brasil SA
252. Telefonica Deutschland Holding AG
253. Volkswagen AG
254. HSBC Holdings PLC
255. British American Tobacco PLC
256. AstraZeneca PLC
257. Accelleron Industries AG
258. Dr Ing hc F Porsche AG
259. HUGO BOSS AG
260. Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co KGaA
261. GameStop Corp
262. Zalando SE
263. Henkel AG & Co KGaA
264. Adecco Group AG
265. Carnival PLC
266. Randstad NV
267. TomTom NV
268. Mazda Motor Corp
269. Acciona SA
270. Corp ACCIONA Energías Renovables SA
271. Fujitsu Ltd
272. Verallia SA
273. Ricoh Co Ltd
274. Banca Mediolanum SpA
275. Taigo SA
276. Manchester United Plc
277. ManpowerGroup Inc
278. Steelcase Inc
279. IGC Pharma Inc
280. DXC Technology Co
281. Xpeng Inc
282. Prysmian SpA
283. Suzuki Motor Corp
284. Subaru Corp
285. Isuzu Motors Ltd
286. Garmin Ltd
287. Juniper Networks Inc
288. LG Display Co Ltd
289. Llorente & Cuenca SA
290. eBay Inc
291. Toro Co
292. DuPont de Nemours Inc
293. Eiffage SA
294. Sanofi
295. Ubisoft Entertainment SA
296. Danone SA
297. Legrand SA
298. Thales SA
299. Vinci SA
300. Bouygues SA
301. Safran SA
302. Schneider Electric SE
303. La Française des Jeux SAEM
304. Capgemini SE
305. Société Foncière Lyonnaise SA
306. Vivendi SE
307. Lagardère SA
308. Atari SA
309. Corp Financiera Alba SA
310. Amadeus IT Group SA
311. Banco Comercial Português SA
312. CTT-Correios de Portugal SA
313. Altri SGPS SA
314. Greenvolt-Energias Renováveis SA
315. EDP - Energias de Portugal SA
316. EDP Renováveis SA
317. Jerónimo Martins SGPS SA
318. Mota-Engil SGPS SA
319. Navigator Company SA
320. REN - Redes Energéticas Nacionais SGPS SA
321. Sonae SGPS SA
322. NOS SGPS SA
323. Semapa-Sociedade de Investimento e Gestão SGPS SA
324. Pharol SGPS SA
325. Ibersol SGPS SA
326. Grupo Catalana Occidente SA
327. Toyota Motor Corp
328. Toyota Industries Corp
329. Rothschild & Co
330. AXA SA
331. Crédit Agricole SA
332. Micron Technology Inc
333. EssilorLuxottica SA
334. Rémy Cointreau SA
335. Accor SA
336. Christian Dior SE
337. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA
338. Bonduelle SCA
339. Air Liquide SA
340. Compagnie de Saint-Gobain SA
341. Cla de Distribución Integral Logista Holdings SA
342. Industria de Diseño Textil SA
343. Promotora de Informaciones SA
344. Atresmedia Corp de Medios de Comunicación SA
345. Ebro Foods SA
346. Deoleo SA
347. Bodegas Riojanas SA
348. Iberdrola SA
349. ACS Actividades de Construcción y Servicios SA
350. Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas SA
351. Aena SME SA
352. Azkoyen SA
353. Vidrala SA
354. Viscofan SA
355. Ence Energía y Celulosa SA
356. Acerinox SA
357. Ercros SA
358. Enagás SA
359. Endesa SA
360. Euronext NV
361. GE HealthCare Technologies Inc
362. Castor Maritime Inc
363. Carl Zeiss Meditec AG
364. Koninklijke Philips NV
365. London Stock Exchange Group PLC
366. Deutsche Börse AG
367. Alstom SA
368. Adobe Inc
369. Texas Instruments Inc
370. Bank of America Corp
371. Intercontinental Exchange Inc
372. Nasdaq Inc
373. Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd
374. Japan Exchange Group Inc
375. Singapore Exchange Ltd
376. Global Ports Holding PLC
377. Gulf Marine Services PLC
378. AP Møller - Mærsk A/S
379. Navios Maritime Holdings Inc
380. Navios Maritime Partners LP
381. Fortinet Inc
382. Pinterest Inc
383. ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd
384. MercadoLibre Inc
385. Universal Corp
386. Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Ltd
387. Kellogg Co
388. Winnebago Industries Inc
389. Analog Devices Inc
390. PostNL NV
391. AGFA-Gevaert NV
392. Freelance.com
393. RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd
394. Astra Space Inc
395. Motorsport Games Inc
396. VMware Inc
397. Rand Worldwide Inc
398. Renault SA
399. Elbit Systems Ltd
400. Rockwell Automation Inc
401. Galp Energia SGPS SA
402. TKO Group Holdings Inc
403. Electronic Arts Inc
404. Caesars Entertainment Inc
405. Ferrovial SE
406. Raiffeisen Bank International AG
407. Baidu Inc
408. Pure Storage Inc
409. Leoni AG
410. Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets UCITS ETF
411. Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc
412. Dun & Bradstreet Holdings Inc
413. Hasbro Inc
414. Mattel Inc
415. Hapag-Lloyd AG
416. MSCI Inc
417. Omron Corp
418. Virgin Money UK PLC
419. Virgin Orbit Holdings Inc
420. First Republic Bank CA
421. Compagnie Plastic Omnium SA
422. Old Republic International Corp
423. Republic First Bancorp Inc
424. Planet Fitness Inc
425. Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings Inc
426. Jungheinrich AG
427. Yum China Holdings Inc
428. ABN AMRO Bank NV
429. Société des Bains de Mer et du Cercle des Étrangers à Monaco
430. ArcelorMittal SA
431. Heineken Holding NV
432. Republic Services Inc
433. Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson
434. Nokia Oyj
435. Motorola Solutions Inc
436. L3Harris Technologies Inc
437. Toronto-Dominion Bank
438. Avis Budget Group Inc
439. Republic Bancorp Inc
440. Kodiak Sciences Inc
441. Indra Sistemas SA
442. Levi Strauss & Co
443. UniCredit SpA
444. Helvetia Holding AG
445. Renta 4 Banco SA
446. Swiss Life Holding AG
447. SUSE SA
448. NN Group NV
449. Banco Santander SA
450. Banco BBVA Argentina SA
451. Companhia Paranaense de Energia
452. Martin Marietta Materials Inc
453. Activision Blizzard Inc
454. Shutterstock Inc
455. Parsons Corp
456. Oshkosh Corp
457. CACI International Inc
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