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2 days ago
- Sport
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UNDER 17'S, FOUR PAST JUVE AND FINAL SECURED
A big win, a deserved one which means a final. The Under 17's beat Juventus 4-2 in the Scudetto Semi-Final and will now play in the final, on Friday 20 June at Stadio Benito Stirpe in Frosinone, against Torino. A brilliant performance from Giovanni Renna's side who took their chances and defended well, showing signs of being a developed group once again. The Rossoneri did not disappoint: Pandolfi, Lontani, Tartaglia and La Mantia all scored, to round off a perfect evening. The Under 17's journey tells the story of a solid team, capable of playing an attacking brand of football while remaining organised, showing quality and sacrifice. Coach Renna's side secured concrete results and showed collective growth, which was shown in the final stages of the season. Now, it's time for the clash against Torino. The Granata defeated Udinese in the Semi-Final and are a tough opponent for AC Milan in Frosinone. It will be a match that promises to be an intense show: the chance to finish the season in the best of ways. Advertisement Coach Renna explained: "We're proud of the journey we've made. The objective was individual growth and we've done this. We started eleven months ago with lots of work and sacrifice, and today, I can say that every single player has grown. The result is the final, but the biggest prize is seeing the lads happy, together, able to play a good brand of football and fighting together in difficult moments. This is the greatest success." The new PUMA Home Kit 2025/26 is available: buy it now!
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Tokenized credit vaults are quietly eating Wall Street's lunch
Tokenized credit vaults are quietly eating Wall Street's lunch originally appeared on TheStreet. Crypto doesn't need another casino. What it needs—and frankly, what it's already building—is infrastructure. And it's happening quietly, without fanfare. The foundation is shifting beneath our feet. Not in trading apps, memecoins, or the churn of trendy protocols—but in private credit. Structured. Automated. Entirely on-chain. 'One of the most important developments today is the rapid institutional pivot toward tokenization of real-world assets and the convergence of traditional finance with on-chain infrastructure,' says Matteo Pandolfi, Co-founder of Pareto. It's an inevitable migration. Away from PDFs, batch settlements, and an army of intermediaries. Toward programmable cash. Smart contracts as infrastructure. Value that moves like code. 'We're now seeing tokenization reach mainstream, large-scale adoption"' Pandolfi explains. 'Trillions of dollars of assets are already transacting on-chain each month.' The reason? Friction. Or the lack of it. Blockchain doesn't just move capital—it governs it. Ownership is explicit. Payouts are automatic. Settlement is continuous. Business hours? Irrelevant.. 'This shift is being driven by blockchain's ability to offer programmability, composability, and managed transparency.' This isn't about metaphors or wrapped legacy infrastructure. It's about building new financial primitives. And it's working. 'Tokenized assets, programmable cash equivalents, and embedded compliance tooling are no longer theoretical - they're becoming the foundation of next-generation financial infrastructure.' Still, Pandolfi doesn't romanticize it. The rails only work if the entire machine runs. 'Institutional adoption at scale requires coordination across all major stakeholders - custodians, regulators, and infrastructure providers. They must align to ensure compliance, security, and interoperability.' What comes next isn't a new chain. It's deeper integration—DeFi as scaffolding. 'Rather than replacing existing financial systems,' Pandolfi says, 'blockchain infrastructure will serve as the programmable settlement and servicing layer for a growing set of real-world use cases - especially across lending, borrowing, and capital markets.' Matteo's bet? Smart contracts replacing middlemen. Spreadsheets turning into ledgers. Private credit, rebuilt on-chain. 'With on-chain master ledgers, smart contract-driven payouts, and embedded transferability rules, blockchain enables a more efficient and transparent credit ecosystem - lowering issuance costs, reducing settlement friction, and broadening access to global capital.' Pandolfi frames it within what many now call the tokenized credit stack: warehouse lending with no gatekeepers, no paper trail. Bond issuance on demand. Payout rails coded to run past 5 p.m.—because the system doesn't sleep, and neither does capital. This isn't a pitch. It's already in motion. These aren't experiments. They're benchmarks. 'These use cases are gaining momentum as they demonstrate tangible economic advantages, especially for private credit markets.' But it all comes with a caveat. Open systems are only as powerful as they are trusted. And trust, especially at scale, requires rails that are both flexible and institutional. 'As the space matures,' Pandolfi says, 'balancing openness with institutional-grade robustness - including clearer regulatory paths, standardized risk tooling, and permissioned interfaces - will be key to scaling adoption.' DeFi's 'wild west' implication doesn't really apply here. This is infrastructure now - modular, composable, institution-ready. The real tension isn't volatility. It's the fault line between open systems and institutional control. 'It's not about replacing banks,' Pandolfi says. 'It's about giving them a better set of rails.' No noise. No egalitarian fantasy. Just credit - rewired for a world the old system can't carry. Pareto is a private credit marketplace connecting institutional lenders and borrowers through fully on-chain infrastructure. By tokenizing real-world credit assets and automating settlement flows, Pareto bridges DeFi composability with institutional-grade capital efficiency. Its flagship Credit Vaults eliminate idle capital, reduce operational drag, and provide regulatory-compliant access to scalable, yield-generating opportunities. Designed for asset managers, funds, and other professional investors, Pareto is setting a new standard for credit in the programmable economy. Tokenized credit vaults are quietly eating Wall Street's lunch first appeared on TheStreet on Jun 12, 2025 This story was originally reported by TheStreet on Jun 12, 2025, where it first appeared. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
