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Quantmatix, the leading Dublin-based FinTech company, has achieved remarkable success in a funding round that secured significant investments totalling over €2.7 million. This infusion of funds will have a transformative impact on Quantmatix's predictive analytics technology, propelling it to greater heights, expanding its market reach and accelerating the launch of its highly anticipated Software as a Service (SaaS) product. Quantmatix, founded in late 2021, is a master in harnessing advanced tools and algorithms that empower traders and investors to make astute decisions with confidence and precision. With its proprietary algorithm fuelled by big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, Quantmatix predicts prices and market performance across diverse asset classes, including Equities, Fixed Income, FX, Crypto, and Commodities. The funding round received support from the HBAN network (Halo Business Angel Network) and Enterprise Ireland, with Quantmatix having been part of their High Performing Start-Ups (HPSU) Class of 2022. Notably, Quantmatix's advisory board is also getting an injection of expertise from Kevin O'Byrne, Investor and Senior Independent Director of Centrica PLC, Board member of International Flavours and Fragrances, and former CFO of Sainsbury PLC. Also David Geraghty, former board member of Meta Ireland, and an existing investor and adviser to CEOs of Irish start-ups who have successfully scaled and grown internationally. HBAN angels have invested in recent funding success stories including GreyScout, Examfly and now, Quantmatix. "It is encouraging to see Irish Fintech opportunities like Quantmatix close an oversubscribed round. HBAN was delighted to support the Quantmatix team kick-off this investment round, helping to sharpen their investment proposition and build momentum around the funding. We're delighted to be part of their journey and excited to see their future growth made possible with this significant injection of funding." Ciaran Gilsenan, All-Island Director, HBAN. Tested against major market indices, the Quantmatix algorithm has consistently eclipsed benchmarks, beating the Stoxx 50 by 38.3%, the S&P by 14.0%, Stoxx Europe 600 by 48.0%, and the FTSE 100 by 31.7% over the most recent six-year period. This impressive track record, coupled with its sharp foresight in accurately predicting major market events, showcases the unrivalled effectiveness and reliability of Quantmatix's predictive analytics technology. The cutting-edge market timing tool developed by Quantmatix boasts impressive features and capabilities, including slow-moving persistent scores, actionable trading signals, and dynamic market support and resistance levels. Armed with these powerful insights, traders and investors gain an undeniable edge in analysing asset classes and portfolios, empowering them to seize opportunities and mitigate risks in the ever-evolving financial landscape. Quantmatix captures the essence of the financial revolution with its AI-driven insights. "This achievement represents the strength of Quantmatix predictive analytics and solidifies the trust emanating from our ever-growing client list of global hedge funds and asset managers. Bolstered by this substantial financial investment, we are poised to swiftly introduce a pioneering SaaS product to family offices and professional investors." Liam Boggan, head of Quantmatix. Quantmatix remains steadfast in its pursuit of empowering traders and investors with unparalleled capabilities and insights, redefining the boundaries of success in financial markets. The unwavering commitment to employing cutting-edge technologies firmly establishes Quantmatix as the trailblazer in the evolving predictive analytics landscape. The new funds raised by Quantmatix will be used to expand its sales and marketing base in the US, Middle East and Asia and to support additional jobs and further investment in AI and big data analytics as Quantmatix grows to 20 employee...

SymPhysis Medical, a Galway MedTech company addressing a distressing condition experienced by individuals with late-stage cancer, today announces that it has raised 1.5M in a seed-plus funding round. The investment stems from follow-on investments from Furthr VC, Boole Investment Syndicate, Irrus Investments and HBAN's MedTech Syndicate. SymPhysis Medical was co-founded by CEO, Tim Jones, and Chief Scientific Officer, Dr Michelle Tierney. The company is developing a drainage device, called 'releaze', for individuals with fluid in the chest, a condition which can significantly compromise the quality of life for 50% of people with late-stage cancer. Currently, patients must rely on a nurse or family carer for assistance with draining when they go home. SymPhysis Medical's device will empower patients to manage their condition independently at home, providing a sense of dignity and time away from the hospital, so they can spend it with loved ones. In the last two years, SymPhysis Medical has grown from a team of three to 13, with a strong focus on building its quality and research and development teams. It has also invested in an expanded office space to accommodate its growing team. SymPhysis Medical will use its latest funding - which follows 1.9M investment raised two years ago - to grow its team, continue the development of its device and achieve regulatory clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the US. SymPhysis Medical will continue to fundraise for an additional 4.5M+ in early 2024 to further support these activities, along with the expansion of its team in Galway and the US. New hires will be in the areas of research and development, product engineering and commercialisation. The investment comes on the back of a series of successes this year for the SymPhysis Medical team. Earlier this month, the company won the 'MedTech Collaboration Award' at the Irish MedTech Awards for its partnership with the world-renowned UK National Innovation Centre for Ageing (NICA). The company also won the Excellence in Innovation award at the inaugural Life Science Industry Awards held earlier in the year. SymPhysis Medical's user-centric approach is rooted in patient and public involvement (PPI) which is a focus of the BioInnovate Ireland programme, a needs-led innovation programme affiliated with Stanford University in the US. The company works closely with NICA's VOICE programme - an international network of patients and family members, partnering with clinicians and innovators to discuss unmet clinical needs - to understand the far-reaching impact of fluid in the chest. Meanwhile, it is developing its product under the guidance of Galway University Hospital Respiratory Consultant, Dr. David Breen. Tim Jones, CEO, SymPhysis Medical, said: "This funding comes at an exciting time for our company as we continue to expand our team and office footprint. We are now in the fine-tuning phase of our product development. The funding, along with the ongoing support we have received from Enterprise Ireland, will bring us to our initial goal of getting regulatory clearance in the US - and our ultimate goal of reaching the unmet needs of cancer patients worldwide. With half of late-stage cancer patients experiencing fluid on the chest, we know that our device will have a profound, global impact on patients and their loved ones at the most difficult time. "From the outset, our focus has been on making this a device for patients, led by patients. Working with patients with life-limiting cancer and their loved ones has provided us with vital insights, which would have been missed if we were solely within a lab setting. These communities are end-user experience subject matter experts and our product is better because of them." Dr David Breen, Consultant Respiratory Physician and Lead Clinician for Lung Cancer Services, Galway University Hospital, said: "Symphysis Medical has shown unwavering commitment to improving devices used for the...

Tracey Ryniec and Kevin Cook examine investing risk, the banks and tech stocks.   (1:30) - Navigating The Current Banking Industry (10:00) - Are There Opportunities In The Regional Banks? (15:45) - The Rule of 14: When Do You Start Selling Your Positions? (29:20) - Dollar Destruction Hysteria (37:00) - Episode Roundup: PACW, OZK, HBAN, TCBI, PEBO, AMC, TSM, SQM, BBIG Podcast@Zacks.com

Huntington Bancshares (HBAN) provides commercial, small business, consumer, and mortgage banking services. CFO, Zach Wasserman joins market on close to discuss HBAN on its recent earnings. HBAN's earnings were released October 21st. He talks about how HBAN announced to the investor community that it will expect to generate $300M of incremental revenue by 2025. He discusses the outlook for HBAN and market volatility. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

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Thriftify, which acts as an online retailer for 98% of Ireland's charity shops, plans to expand its workforce with 20 new hires planned across the tech, e-commerce and sales and marketing sides of the business. As well as their expansion plans, Thriftify has just received a huge financial boost having just signed a €1.6m investment deal, led by the very first HBAN Impact Syndicate, with participation from Themvar VC and leading angel investors, such as Ben Lewis, ex CEO of River Island, who are backing the circular economy and preloved clothing industry. This investment comes off the back of ongoing UK growth for Thriftify, and major enhancements in its technology, which is now able to automatically value charity shop donations, list them on dozens of marketplaces online, and handle the entire end-to-end e-commerce journey, including customer care and fulfilment. The twenty new jobs announced for Thriftify will be across all departments, but primarily in sales and marketing, as the social enterprise focuses on building its online presence and taking more sales away from fast fashion and into the used, sustainable fashion space. Thriftify has grown approximately 300% each year since launching in 2018 and is also investing in continued expansion across Britain. Thriftify CEO Rónán Ó 'Dálaigh launched the company in 2018, having spotted an opportunity to sell second-hand books online and wanted to find a way to enable charity shops to sell their donations online. Celebrating the closing of the investment, Thriftify CEO Rónán Ó Dálaigh highlighted the company's mission-driven ethos: “Investment in impact driven companies is hard to come by, so this investment is a major boost not only to us, but to all entrepreneurs and companies whose priority is a sustainable, impactful future. As a team, we're absolutely thrilled to have the resources we need to fundamentally change the fashion industry. “We've been boot-strapped and lean for a long time and while we'll still stay true to that, we're going to invest in some remarkable new hires and areas that we know are going to generate a major impact, so overall it's definitely the most exciting period in our journey so far. “The challenge we all face is changing how and why we do business, because from a climate perspective, our economic model is completely broken. Growth for growth's sake has destroyed large parts of our planet and made us unhappier as a society. Seeing those with major capital come on board with our radical vision of disrupting one of the largest culprits, the fashion industry, gives me huge hope and optimism.” Commenting on their investment, Yvan Gouttebelle, from HBAN said: “The HBAN Impact syndicate is delighted to support Thriftify's innovative sustainable business model and future growth. We look forward to helping the company scale and succeed. I see a tremendous ability in Rónán and the team, who are able to break the boundaries of second-hand online marketplaces while supporting charitable organisations. HBAN's investment in Thriftify is a clear sign that Irish business angels are dedicated to solving sustainable development goals for the Irish economy and beyond. While this is a strong start, more angel impact investing is needed.” Commenting on their investment, Johnny Cosgrove, from Themvar said: “Themvar Holdings through its subsidiary Themvar Eight, is delighted to announce its investment in Thriftify. The Thriftify vision, strategy, and team, led by CEO Rónán Ó Dálaigh, really impressed us and we are excited and confident in the Company's ability to brilliantly execute its plan. We look forward to a long and rewarding partnership”. Thriftify are hoping this investment will help to make buying preloved items an easier experience for consumers as well as being good news for charity shops who want to increase sales with an online presence. Having brought on board almost all of Ireland's charity retailers, the Thriftify website is aiming to have all the regis...

In this episode, we are diving into the world of venture and angel investment. We'll look at global trends, investment opportunities in Ireland, the process from the investors perspective and explore what founders need to do to successfully raise funding. We are joined by:John Phelan, All-island Director at HBAN (Halo Business Angel Network)Richard Watson, Managing Partner at DBIC Ventures 

Peter Winter talks regional banks, saying that the 2022 outlook is very positive, while average loan growth accelerated in 4Q. His top picks in the space are Citizens Financial Group, Huntington Bancshares, and Fifth Third Bancorp - while his mid-cap top picks are Customers Bancorp, Signature Bank, East West Bancorp, SVB Financial, Silvergate Capital, and Western Alliance.

Brendan Mc Kittrick is the Chairman of Aeroband. He is also the chairman of HBAN in Dubai and a member of the Irish business network. Brendan tells his motivation behind starting Aeroband and says that he wanted to do something that would make a difference. And he did make a difference using the latest blockchain technology in aviation. Listen to this episode to know more about his interesting story, everything Aeroband does, how it's helping people, and his role in Aeroband and HBAN. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

EPISODE 45 That Great Business ShowPresented by Conall O Morain @ConallOM2.30' Yvonne Comer, co-founder, Rugby Smarts - former rugby international turned software entrepreneur [plus many, many, many other things]. What Rugby Smarts does in 30 minutes, immediately after a game, is what analysts would have previously spent hours and hours doing. All professional clubs will have analysts but nowadays even amateur clubs have analysts (at a cost - c€300 per match). The Rugby Smarts software will be usable by any sport, though they're starting with rugby. They already have their first trial club (possibly Connacht Rugby, but it's all hush, hush at the moment). They are getting very high accuracy in tagging what the software is looking at. Yvonne says that no other company in the world is doing what they're doing (though it's possible NFL in the US is using something like it). Currently funding, the company has gone through the News Frontiers programme in GMIT and are looking to Enterprise Ireland funding and private funding very soon. She wants TeamGBS to introduce any teams in the USA and they're ready to go right now...and they're looking for business development managers in all rugby playing jurisdictions. She says that switching the software to cover soccer or other team sports is very straightforward. She thought about Nigel Owens as her 'hire in a heartbeat' but then opted for Ronan O'Gara. Find out why...26.00" Eoin Heverin, founder of Castlebar, Mayo, based Foodie Save. He already founded the 'Tell My Story' book business but is now is concentrating on Foodie Save- a super app that stops perfectly good food being chucked in the bin. He has already launched in parts of the west of Ireland, and is heading for Dublin in September. He has recruited top class companies like Londis, Supervalu, Chopped, Maxol while others like Lidl are likely to follow. 9 out of 10 consumers using his app, who are going into Mulroy's Londis in Castlebar are being 'upsold' to - something not originally expected by Eoin. Businesses using the app are finding that they are getting brand new customers, like young mothers and those who are eco-conscious - people like TeamGBS, who hate seeing good food being wasted. They're now heading for the UK and the US. He has already has €130,000 funding from the Dept. of Agriculture, and now looking for a further €500,000 to expand the team, starting with HBAN and they're looking for others to talk to them about cash. His 'hire in a heartbeat', Eamonn Quinn, Gavin Wall, Des Green...so a full team.46.00" Stephen McPeake, founder of Civic Dollars, based in Belfast, backed by the accelerator IgniteNI. Already launched in Belfast, it's just about to launch in Dublin and then into the UK. Civic Dollars 'nudges' people to be more active, encouraging them to do something as simple as to head to the local park, for which they earn rewards. It's different to rewarding people for running a 5k as it rewards people for doing something as passive as entering a local park. In just one park in Belfast they already have 1,100 users - far, far better than Stephen imagined. For City Council's they can see the anonymised data that can then be used to improve park areas where there is high usage, or to address areas where there is under-usage. After the UK, he's heading for Australia and the US, wherever there are 'smart cities' initiatives. The software is fully built and at the moment is not funding, though he may need some dollars in the future if they go for what he says could be 'gazelle growth'. Stephen's 'hire in a heartbeat', Seamus Cushley, of Belfast's Bizarre Voice. Find out why.WWW.ThatGreatBusinessShow.com is proudly sponsored by www.DeFactoShave.com - the world's best shaving oil. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

E32 That Great Business Show, Ireland's best business podcast, presented by Conall O MorainThe 'Christmas' (in June) Special2.30" Former corporate financier turned sandwich maker Jeananne O'Brien of Eatto tells how a trip to San Francisco brought sourdough bread back to Ireland a decade and a half ago, setting her off on a catering career. From one sandwich shop she ended up employing 220 (pre-Covid) in her catering empire that services many top tech companies. Listen carefully and you'll hear how she always said 'yes' to requests for business...then tried to work it all out. She's now started delivering meals to post-natal mums - is that the future? Her 'hire in a heartbeat'? Holly Tucker of Holly & Co, a source of great early-stage business tips.22.00" One time army officer Pat O'Connor is co-founder of VRAI, a company literally on the cutting edge of VR and AI technologies that they are using to train people doing hazardous work. The idea partly came from an absolutely horrific incident that happened in Syria where Pat was serving with the UN. Now he's using what he's learnt to train offshore wind technicians, RAF pilots and many others whose work is dangerous, with the benefit that they can train in greater numbers, from the safety of a classroom or couch. The company is raising more money to expand into the massive US wind energy market and they're looking for smart investors who can open doors for them. Pat's 'hire in a heartbeat'? American author Daniel Pink, a man who says that humans love to "get better at stuff".41.00" Have you ever thought of becoming an angel investor but you didn't know how to do it? John Phelan, All-Island Director of HBAN, the Halo Business Angel Network, gives us a masterclass in who, what, where, when and how to become an angel investor. He tells us what's hot and not, how Vietnamese are investing in Ireland and why he's determined to see the Government change the EIIS investment rules to fill a big funding void for very early stage companies. A wise man John in picking his 'hire in a heartbeat' choice because he opted for a duo - Mark Little, ex-RTE and now an entrepreneur, and mega successful Ciaran Connell, founder of Decawave.1.02.00" Iconic Dublin city centre store, Arnotts, gets a staggering 6 million customers through the door in 'normal times'. A million of those people come during the Christmas rush (it's this week's theme after all) and they want five very different Irish companies, with 'giftable' ideas to join in that (gold) rush. They're offering up-and-running businesses a chance to work with the full Arnotts team, from marketing, PR, buyers, merchandisers and more - invaluable experience for companies that want to scale. Audrey Owens, Director of Innovation and Enterprise at Arnotts explains exactly who they're looking for and how simple it is to enter. But she does say that interest in 'Pitch 21' is already exceeding their expectations so get in quick. Audrey's 'hire in a heartbeat'? Sara Blakely, founder of Spanx. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ensimmäinen OogaBuuga Koripallo Podcast, ja kiva kattaus pelaajia.. - Taru Tuukkanen : 05.10min - Fiifi Aidoo : 46.58min - Sara Bejedi : 52.04min - Ville Tuominen : 57.38min Rima laitettu tosi korkealle heti ensimmäisellä haastattelulla. Suomi koripallon legenda, Taru Tuukkanen jonka kanssa juteltiin Tarun urasta, Naisten Korisliigasta, Ruusunnupuista, 3x3 peleistä ja kaikesta mahdollisesta. Tosi mielenkiintoinen 40 minuuttinen luvassa! Fiifi Aidoo, Ura Basketin ensimmäinen voitto pitkään aikaan, iso peli Korihaita vastaan, miltä paluu Suomeen on tuntunut ja mitä Susijengin pelit merkitsee helmikuussa. Sara Bejedi - iso päätös yliopiston suhteen tulossa, HBAn kausi, oma kausi, kesän 3x3 pelit ja kaikkea kivaa. Ville Tuominen - katsaus tulevan viikon Korisliiga peleihin, All Stars otteluun ja mitä BC Nokialle kuuluu. Tästä lähtee OogaBuugan matka podcastien ihmeelliseen maailmaan - laittakaa kommentia tulemaan niin opitaan tekemään parempaa materiaalia tulevaisuudeessa... Toivottavasti nautitte tästä pläjäyksestä Korisliigan ja Naisten Korisliigan ympäriltä.

John Phelan the National Director of HBAN talks to Ronan about what sectors get the most investment, Fintech especially blockchain, and what policies should be created to incentivise investing in and creating the next generation of Irish start-ups. John also tells Ronan about the HBAN conference that is taking place on the 8th of February in the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, and how much money an angel investor, invests into a business.

Conor went to Futurescope on 10th May 2017 to learn about Current Trends and Future Insights and to meet the Irish tech community. Futurescope from HBAN is a platform to foster engagement and collaboration between Ireland's entrepreneurial community and innovative multinational companies. Here are some of the very interesting people he met on the day! Links - www.futurescope.ie / www.hban.org

Welcome to Episode #25 of the Value Investor Podcast Every week, Zacks value stock strategist and the Editor of Zacks Value Invetor portfolio service, Tracey Ryniec, talks about all things happening in the value stock universe, including her top stock picks. She gets asked all the time about “cheap” stocks, i.e. those under, say, $10 a share. But “cheap” doesn’t mean they’re a “value.” You can have a value stock that has a P/E of 10 trading at $100 a share. Conversely, a $10 stock could have a P/E of 50, which would make it expensive. But what if there were true value stocks that were also cheap? What if you could buy a stock under $20 a share and also get solid value fundamentals like a low P/E and a great Zacks Rank of #1 (Strong Buy), #2 (Buy) or #3 (Hold)? That could be the best of all worlds. Tracey ran some screens with the criteria to see if it was possible. She had problems finding stocks under $10 that fit. But by widening the parameters, she was able to find 5 quality stocks trading under $15 a share with good value fundamentals. 5 Value Stocks Under $15 1. Ryerson Holding (RYI) is a small cap metal processor. It has a forward P/E of 10.4. 2. Huntington Bancshares (HBAN) is the 32nd largest bank in the United States with $74 billion in assets. Earnings are expected to grow 10% in 2017. It has a forward P/E of 13.9. 3. Ecopetrol (EC) is an integrated oil company in Colombia with a $19 billion market cap. It’s all about the price of oil with this one. Earnings are expected to be $0.38 in 2016 and jump to $0.97 in 2017. Its forward P/E is 9.5. 4. CECO Environmental (CECE) is in the air pollution control and filtration markets. It’s a small cap with a market cap of just $490 million. It has a forward P/E of 14.9 and EPS is expected to grow 9.7% in 2017. 5. Fogo de Chao (FOGO) is a Brazilian steakhouse with 44 locations. It sports a forward P/E of 14.9. Earnings are expected to rise 8% in 2017. There’s real variety on this list. It includes small and big caps and some foreign while others are domestic. But remember, it’s easy to screen for these simple criteria like stock price or even P/E but that’s not giving you the full story about the company. It’s just scratching the surface and giving you some investing ideas. Long term investors should remember that they are owners of the company. Do your research. What else does Tracey think about these cheap value stocks? Find out in this week’s podcast. Ryerson Holding: https://www.zacks.com/stock/quote/RYI?cid=cs-soundcloud-ft-pod Huntington Bancshares: https://www.zacks.com/stock/quote/HBAN?cid=cs-soundcloud-ft-pod Ecopetrol: https://www.zacks.com/stock/quote/EC?cid=cs-soundcloud-ft-pod CECO Environmental: https://www.zacks.com/stock/quote/CECE?cid=cs-soundcloud-ft-pod Fogo De Chao: https://www.zacks.com/stock/quote/FOGO?cid=cs-soundcloud-ft-pod Follow us on StockTwits: stocktwits.com/ZacksResearch Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/ZacksResearch Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ZacksInvestmentResearch

John Phelan, National Director of HBAN and Chairman of Animation Ireland on angel funding, pitch decks, animation

On this weeks show, funding, animation, startups, pitch decks, deal flows, community enterprise funding, startup islands and leadership. Our guests are John Phelan, National Director HBAN, Andrew Parish, Director Startup Ireland, Fiona Descoteaux, CEO Innovate Dublin.

Trading Block: Volume in non-U.S. trading hours sets a new daily record. Pharma pop on Hillary loss. Earnings After the Bell: DIS - $95.72, ATM Straddle = $2.70, approx. 3% NVDA - $68, ATM Straddle = $5.40, approx. 8% JWN - $57.10, ATM Straddle = $4.85, approx. 8.5% Odd Block: Calls roll in YRC Worldwide Inc (YRC), calls trade in Huntington Bankshares Inc. (HBAN) and calls trade in Financial Select SPDR (XLF) Strategy Block: Uncle Mike Tosaw discusses what to do when you get called away from a covered call. Mail Block/Options #QuestionOfTheWeek: $SPX Weds Weekly straddle says 2% move through election. How much will SPX / $SPY move through Weds 11/9? Over 3% - crazy move Between 2-3% - big move Between 1-2% - mild move Less than 1% - meh Comment: Comment from Bongsong2: Trump win makes America great again. Around the Block: Checking back on the earnings straddles from the top of the show. Who will be in the Trump cabinet? Funky sector rotation. Will tech buyers show up?

Trading Block: Volume in non-U.S. trading hours sets a new daily record. Pharma pop on Hillary loss. Earnings After the Bell: DIS - $95.72, ATM Straddle = $2.70, approx. 3% NVDA - $68, ATM Straddle = $5.40, approx. 8% JWN - $57.10, ATM Straddle = $4.85, approx. 8.5% Odd Block: Calls roll in YRC Worldwide Inc (YRC), calls trade in Huntington Bankshares Inc. (HBAN) and calls trade in Financial Select SPDR (XLF) Strategy Block: Uncle Mike Tosaw discusses what to do when you get called away from a covered call. Mail Block/Options #QuestionOfTheWeek: $SPX Weds Weekly straddle says 2% move through election. How much will SPX / $SPY move through Weds 11/9? Over 3% - crazy move Between 2-3% - big move Between 1-2% - mild move Less than 1% - meh Comment: Comment from Bongsong2: Trump win makes America great again. Around the Block: Checking back on the earnings straddles from the top of the show. Who will be in the Trump cabinet? Funky sector rotation. Will tech buyers show up?

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