Dyna.Ai’s Agent Studio, VoiceGPT, AvatarGPT and its FSI (Financial Services Industry) Suite were products exhibited at its booth

SINGAPORE, Nov. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Dyna.Ai, a Singaporean AI-as-a-Service company, took center stage at the 2024 Singapore Fintech Festival with the unveiling of its newest flagship product – Agent Studio.

Agent Studio is a groundbreaking AI agent builder platform built upon Dyna.Ai’s proprietary large language model (LLM). This innovative platform marks a significant evolution from traditional chatbots, offering a highly customizable and sandbox-like environment for businesses to create AI agents tailored to their specific needs. With simple low-code or no-code setup, Agent Studio allows companies to swiftly design and deploy agents that autonomously manage customer interactions across channels, including APIs, websites, and social platforms like WhatsApp.

Agent Studio enhances Dyna.Ai’s expanding portfolio of industry-leading AI-driven solutions, which includes its own AI platform, Agentic AI featuring VoiceGPT and AvatarGPT, along with the Financial Services Industry (FSI) Suite, all launched in 2024.

“We’re thrilled to introduce Agent Studio, a valuable tool for our partners and clients globally,” shared Tomas Skoumal, Chairman and Co-founder of Dyna.Ai. “Agent Studio exemplifies our commitment to providing a comprehensive suite of AI-powered solutions. Recognizing the diverse needs of different organizations and markets, we designed Agent Studio to empower businesses with granular customization capabilities.”

Founded earlier this year, Dyna.Ai has established itself as a key player in the global AI landscape. With a focus on cutting-edge AI models, sophisticated human-AI interaction technologies, and big data analytics, the company empowers businesses across various industries to achieve success in today’s competitive market.

“While there is certainly a lot of interest in AI adoption within Singapore’s financial sector,” commented Cynthia Siantar, Dyna.Ai’s newly appointed Singapore General Manager, “actual implementation may be fairly limited. There could be several factors at play, such as the prevalence of generic solutions that do not address specific needs. Often, these solutions leave institutions unsure how to leverage them effectively. Here is where Dyna.Ai offers a distinct advantage–our deep understanding of the financial sector allows us to create solutions that go beyond mere novelty, instead, bridging the gap between technology and practical problem-solving for our clients.”

Visit Dyna.Ai’s website to learn more about the company and its suite of products.

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LONDON, Nov. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — RSK Group, a global leader in the delivery of sustainable solutions, has acquired the London-based PR firm Apollo Strategic Communications. Together, they aim to deliver more impactful and innovative communications strategies across a broader range of sectors while further expanding their global reach.

Founder Directors Pallab Sarker and Rob Blackhurst will continue to lead Apollo, driving the growth of this global business while prioritising and maintaining a strong focus on the needs of current clients and ongoing projects. Apollo has grown rapidly over the years, expanding its global presence and client base. Under Pallab and Rob’s leadership, this momentum will be maintained, as they prioritise delivering exceptional value to their clients.

Formed in 2009, Apollo’s team of more than 40 communications professionals has worked with upwards of 100 clients across 30+ countries on six continents. This includes governments, multinationals, foundations and NGOs across a wide range of sectors, such as technology, science, education, construction and engineering, environment and the arts. Apollo provides a full suite of services that includes media relations; digital communications and campaigns; thought leadership; a focus on elite global media; crisis communications; polling and research; analysis; and audits. Last year, the agency won the prestigious Global PR Breakthrough Campaign Award at the PRWeek Global Awards.

RSK Group Chief Executive Officer Alan Ryder said: “Apollo brings to the group a wealth of experience in strategic communications, which is valuable to our clients. Their impressive growth over the years, driven by their ability to stay at the forefront of global communications in today’s fast-paced landscape, truly sets them apart as industry leaders. In addition to RSK’s environmental and engineering capabilities, this acquisition enables us to build on RSK’s integrated market offering: one we believe to be unparalleled. We are able to provide a comprehensive solution that not only addresses environmental and technical challenges but effectively communicates these solutions to stakeholders, enhancing trust and reputation.

“Both RSK and Apollo are aligned in a commitment to making a positive impact on society. We share a strong ethical focus on sustainability and a dedication to transparent, honest communication. RSK delivers sustainable solutions to some of the greatest challenges that societies have ever faced, which are best captured in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.  Apollo work on communicating many of these issues on behalf of their clients, and I therefore see them as a natural fit within our group.

“The Apollo team has been working alongside RSK as trusted advisers as the group continues on a consistent and impressive growth trajectory that is underpinned by the solid performance of more than 200 companies around the world. We look forward to supporting Apollo in its own continued growth as part of a strategy that matches RSK’s global ambitions.”

Apollo Strategic Communications Founding Directors Pallab Sarker and Rob Blackhurst said: “We are proud to join RSK Group, a company whose values and commitment to innovation, social good and sustainable growth align with our own. They have always combined expertise, ambition and drive with a genuine care and commitment to the people they work with.

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“We would like to thank our incredible team, whose dedication and hard work have been instrumental in getting us to this exciting milestone. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to our clients for their trust and partnership, which have been the foundation of our success. By becoming part of the prestigious RSK Group, we will expand our global reach, enhance our service offerings and deliver even more impactful communications strategies. We look forward to this exciting next chapter and the opportunities it holds for both our team and clients.”

As RSK continues to deliver its ambitious growth strategy, it now comprises more than 200 companies, employing over 15,000 people. The group’s annual turnover at the end of FY23 was £1.2 billion.

The acquisition advisers were Memery Crystal and Cortus Advisory.

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LONDON, Nov. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Discussions around transferability rights of lenders remains an area of focus in the leveraged loan markets and in particular in the private credit arena where the “take and hold” nature of private credit loans is one perceived attraction of that asset class.

From a documentary perspective (with the detail always being in the drafting) key debate areas include:

1. The events of default which if triggered should enable an immediate lender assignment right
2. Silent and voting sub participations and differences in respective treatment
3. Blocks on assignment to industry competitors, sponsor competitors and loan to own investors and whether these apply at all times and for each of these
4. Reasonableness requirements applying to a borrower consent to assignment, deemed borrower consent provisions and the length of time silence is to infer deemed consent
5. The applicability of prior notice to a borrower/sponsor of any assignment (irrespective of borrower consent not being required)
6. Pre-approved new lender lists – additions and removals of names on any such list, how and often, by whom and whether removals of lenders should trigger any replacement of lender rights for the borrower.
7. Disqualified lender lists – the appropriateness of those particularly in the European leveraged loan market.

All of these are points of focus and with private credit crossing increasingly into the larger cap market and also servicing both sponsor and non-sponsor backed transactions the transferability rights of private credit providers is likely to be an area of further discussion for both lenders and borrowers as the asset class and its use continues to evolve.

Dechert & Private Credit

Dechert has advised private credit clients for over 30 years, helping them to innovate and thrive as the industry has grown into a complex and diverse US$1.7 trillion market. We create value on the full spectrum of strategies and sub-strategies, including asset-based, distressed debt, permanent capital, direct lending, subordinated debt, specialty financing, special situations and venture debt. With more than 80% of Private Debt Investor’s top 100 private credit firms as clients, we offer market-leading fund formation, financing, regulatory, M&A and tax expertise across the U.S., Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

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