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提供即時詐騙偵測、BSP 合規與 GenAI 就緒的基礎設施 新加坡2025年11月14日 /美通社/ -- Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) 今天於 Singapore FinTech Festival 宣佈，現已成功部署由全球即時金融犯罪管理領袖 Clari5 提供的 AI 驅動 Enterprise Fraud and Risk Management (EFRM) 解決方案。此方案僅於 45 天內便成功部署，除了標誌 PVB 在持續數碼轉型之旅中，邁出重要一步，並為該地區企業級詐騙預防樹立新基準。 PVB 已透過實施 Clari5 的人工智能驅動 Enterprise Fraud and Risk Management (EFRM) 平台，加強數碼銀行生態系統。這創造 GenAI 就緒的詐騙預防基礎設施，確保即時偵測、監察和減少金融犯罪。此部署涵蓋 PVB 的網上銀行與手機銀行渠道，實現企業級 Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) 監管合規，同時於全部數碼接觸點進行主動兼統一的詐騙監察，提升客戶信任。 Philippine Veterans Bank高級副總裁兼數碼轉型集團主管/資訊科技集團 Peter Paul V. Laud 表示：「我們於 Philippine Veterans Bank 致力建立一個安全、合規兼面向未來的數碼銀行生態系統。Clari5 的 EFRM 平台透過進一步加強我們的詐騙預防與 BSP 合規能力，為未來提供 GenAI 就緒的基礎設施，從而帶來即時價值。我們不僅應付現今挑戰，還要為迅速採用新興人工智能科技建立基礎。隨着這些科技成熟，定位 Philippine Veterans Bank 早着新一代反防詐騙的先機，而鞏固客戶對我們的信任。」 Clari5 行政總裁 Rivi Varghese 表示：「從簽訂合約到投入作業僅需 45 天，這已成為企業 EFRM 部署的新標準。現在，Philippine Veterans Bank 擁有 GenAI 就緒的基礎設施：當突破性模型出現時，他們毋須重建基礎架構，僅需啟動新功能即可。」他補充：「更重要的是，Philippine Veterans Bank 已選擇一個統一兼彈性為本的平台，而並非分散點解決方案。這種架構打破詐騙、反洗錢和合規之間的壁壘，並協助他們應付現今與未來的監管要求（從 BSP 指引到新興指令），而毋須尋找下一個策略性解決方案。這是策略基礎設施，而非僅科技部署。」 此部署展現 Clari5 致力為銀行提供人工智能驅動的 EFRM 平台，並專為持續發展而設計。這有別於與需要徹底更換才能採用新科技的傳統系統，Clari5 的模組化架構允許金融機構逐步增強詐騙預防能力（從今天即時偵測到明天 GenAI 驅動自主系統），而毋須進行破壞性遷移或長時間停機。在此成功基礎上，此兩間機構正在探索擴展合作關係至新領域和市場的機會。 關於 Philippine Veterans Bank： Philippine Veterans Bank 是一間商業銀行，而股東包括菲律賓二戰老兵、他們的繼承人及後代、二戰後老兵，以及 AFP 退休人員。該銀行於該國主要城市和市鎮設有 60 間全功能分行和 1 間簡易分行，並服務企業和零售金融市場，提供存款和貸款產品、現金管理服務、資金管理和信託服務等。根據共和國法案第 11597 號（也是其憲章），PVB 是已獲牌照的政府存款銀行，而向政府機構、國有企業和地方政府單位提供銀行服務。該銀行延伸補助至支持退伍軍人、其繼承人和其後代受惠的計劃與活動。 關於Clari5： Clari5（Perfios 旗下公司）是銀行金融犯罪管理領域的領先創新者，致力協助使命推動的銀行應付全球 4 兆美元詐騙挑戰。Clari5 深受全球知名銀行信賴，每月處理超過 100 億筆交易，管理超過 10 億個帳戶，並為 15 個國家/地區的客戶提供服務。Clari5 於單一網站擁有超過 3.4 億個帳戶，並已支援全球部份最大型詐騙管理部署。Clari5 最近獲 Perfios 收購，而現已成為 Perfios 集團旗下公司之一。 如欲了解更多，請瀏覽 clari5.com，並於 LinkedIn、Facebook、Instagram 和 Youtube 關注我們。
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif., Sept. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Locksley Resources Limited (ASX: LKY; OTCQB: LKYRF) announced the appointment of Kerrie Matthews as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Danny George as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the company. The appointments are newly-created positions and significantly strengthen the company's executive leadership team at a pivotal time as Locksley advances the Desert Antimony Mine in Mojave. The two bring skill sets that can lead the company as it accelerates downstream processing and fast-tracks its mine-to-market solutions for antimony in the U.S. More information is available here: https://cdn-api.markitdigital.com/apiman-gateway/ASX/asx-research/1.0/file/2924-02998095-6A1285815&v=c2533a54e2514fb77a8f93f84db686e1125273e9 Kerrie Matthews, new Chief Executive Officer of Locksley Resources "The combined backgrounds of these two individuals in critical minerals, major project delivery and contract mining enable Locksley to address one of the most pressing US supply constraints: the absence of large-scale commercial antimony processing capacity," said Pat Burke, chairman of Locksley. "Their appointments significantly enhance our executive capability at a pivotal moment for Locksley, supporting our strategy to transform the historic Desert Antimony Mine into a modern, fully integrated mine-to-market supply chain for 100% Made in America Antimony." Ms. Matthews is a highly accomplished executive leader with more than two decades of experience delivering significant and capital-intensive projects in the resources and infrastructure sectors. She has held leadership roles in the execution of BHP's US$3.8 billion South Flank Project and Iluka's A$1.8 billion Eneabba Rare Earths Refinery, Australia's first fully integrated rare earths refinery. She brings extensive expertise in governance, stakeholder alignment, cost optimization and regulatory engagement, alongside her proven record of aligning large scale projects with both commercial and government priorities. Mr. George is an experienced senior executive with a global background spanning all phases of project execution across mining, energy and infrastructure. His past experience includes major projects with WSP, Fortescue, Mineral Resources, Thyssenkrupp and Ausenco, working with leading companies such as Vale, BHP and Hancock Prospecting. His track record includes copper and lithium concentrators, iron ore and coal export facilities, as well as emerging technology projects in hydrogen and green iron. His technical breadth and expertise in rapid project delivery, capital efficiency and large-scale project execution provide Locksley with the operational discipline and agility required to advance the Desert Antimony Mine project on an accelerated schedule. The company also announced that Julian Woodcook has resigned as technical director to focus on his Managing Director role at Viking Mines Ltd. He has been instrumental in the rapid advancement of the Company's Mojave Project and will continue to offer strategic guidance to the company in a technical consulting capacity. Locksley Resources (https://www.locksleyresources.com.au) is an Australian-based explorer focused on critical minerals and base metals, with assets in both the U.S. and Australia. The company is actively advancing its U.S. Asset, the Mojave Project, in California, targeting rare earths elements (REE) and antimony (The Desert Antimony Mine). The company also has a strategic collaboration with Rice University to develop DeepSolv™ for domestic processing of North American antimony. This agreement is a cornerstone of Locksley's U.S. Critical Minerals and Energy Resilience Strategy to accelerate "mine-to-market" deployment of antimony in the U.S. Contact: Beverly Jedynak, beverly.jedynak@viriathus.com, 312-943-1123; 773-350-5793 (cell) Danny George, new COO of Locksley Resources
JAKARTA, INDONESIA - Media OutReach Newswire - 11 September 2025 - Finex, an acclaimed Indonesian broker, and Sharing Happiness, a charity organization, partnered to honor the members of the Indonesian Veterans Legion in Bandung as part of Independence Day commemoration. Finex Collaborates with Sharing Happiness to Honor Indonesian Veterans Finex participated in the Heroes of Happiness program on August 27, 2025, in Bandung, together with the Sharing Happiness charity organization. The goal was to commemorate Indonesian Independence Day and honor the Indonesian Veterans Legion (LVRI) members. The event included the distribution of essential food packages and the provision of financial assistance to 40 veterans. Heroes of Happiness went beyond material support to create a meaningful space for appreciation, storytelling, and intergenerational connection. Veterans shared their experiences, enjoyed interactive games, and were celebrated for their sacrifices. The program showcases Finex's commitment to social responsibility and national gratitude, inspiring the next generation to embrace the values of resilience and patriotism. A broker with a soul Heroes of Happiness has added another chapter to Finex’s growing record of charity events. According to Agung Wisnuaji, Finex’s CEO, “As a responsible broker, Finex is committed to helping Indonesian society as much as possible. We see ourselves not only as providers of brokerage services, but also as a caring and supportive business entity. A broker with a soul, if you will. This is the essence of Finex.” To learn more about Finex and its services, readers can visit https://finex.co.id/. Disclaimer: Derivative transactions involve high risk and high return. Hashtag: #Finex #trading #Forex #car #promohttps://finex.co.id/https://www.facebook.com/finexbrokerhttps://www.instagram.com/finex_forexThe issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.About FinexFinex is a regulated Forex broker based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Finex provides competitive conditions for trading Forex currencies, commodities, and indices. Established in 2012, Finex is supervised by BAPPEBTI (Commodity Futures Trading Supervisory Agency), an Indonesian regulator, which ensures the protection of traders' funds by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia.
PANAMA CITY, Sept. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- BingX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 AI company, today announced the conclusion of its meaningful initiative at the Long Đất Nursing Center for War Invalids and People with Meritorious Services in Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu. As the only facility of its kind in Southern Vietnam dedicated to severely wounded veterans, this Center is of profound importance to the country. BingX Donates 70 Million VND in Support of Veterans and National Heroes at Long Đất Nursing Center in Vietnam During the visit, the BingX team, alongside representatives from community partners, donated over 70 million VND in support, including 50 care packages, 15 million VND in direct contributions, and essential household appliances such as clothes dryers, refrigerators, and cooking utensils, and an additional 5 million VND was contributed directly to a Vietnamese Heroic Mother. The day included warm exchanges with veterans, cultural performances, health check-ins, and visits to residents, underscoring BingX's dedication to providing both material and emotional support. Vivien Lin, Spokesperson at BingX, commented: "To BingX, our initiative at Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu represents the responsibility and obligation we have to the community as an organization. Through our work here, we aim to build human connections, show respect, and reinforce our commitment to community care. As we continue to innovate in finance and technology, we also strive to ensure our growth creates a positive impact on the world we live in." This effort builds on BingX's track record of charitable initiatives in Vietnam and worldwide. In 2024, BingX donated 400 million VND to support recovery efforts following Typhoon Yagi, later matching public donations to bring the total contribution to 1 billion VND. The company also co-sponsored the upgrade of vital road and bridge infrastructure in Ben Tre Province, improving transportation and quality of life for local residents. Beyond Vietnam, BingX has partnered with international organizations such as Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) to advance global sustainability and wildlife protection. About BingX Founded in 2018, BingX is a leading crypto exchange and Web3 AI company, serving a global community of over 20 million users. With a comprehensive suite of AI-powered products and services, including derivatives, spot trading, and copy trading, BingX caters to the evolving needs of users across all experience levels, from beginners to professionals. Committed to building a trustworthy and intelligent trading platform, BingX empowers users with innovative tools designed to enhance performance and confidence. In 2024, BingX proudly became the official crypto exchange partner of Chelsea Football Club, marking an exciting debut in the world of sports sponsorship. For more information please visit: https://bingx.com/
BEIJING, July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Editor's Note: Chinese people believe that letters are as valuable as gold. For thousands of years, letters, across mountains and oceans, have been delivering the writers' sentiments and conveying friendship and expectations. Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Chinese president, has managed to find time to reply to some letters from different sectors of the society and different parts of the world despite his busy work schedule. In this installment, 71-year-old Chinese actress Song Xiaoying, who recently received a reply letter from Xi alongside seven other veteran Chinese film artists, shares her perspective on her decades-long career, widely known and cherished fine cinematic works creation, and her wish to remain rooted in real life, uphold virtue, and pursue artistic excellence. "I really didn't expect that we would receive a reply from President Xi so quickly. Despite his extremely busy schedule, he still cares so much about our film industry. As a film industry worker, I feel extremely proud," Song Xiaoying, a film artist and famous Chinese actress, told the Global Times after receiving a reply letter from Xi. The Chinese president has called on people working in the country's film industry to create more fine cinematic works that reflect the spirit of the times and express the people's aspirations. Xi made the remarks in a reply letter to eight veteran Chinese film artists, including Song on July 10. In his reply, Xi said that reading the letter from the artists reminded him of the classic films in which they had participated, which are widely known and cherished by the viewing public. Xi expressed hope that the artists would continue to set an example in upholding virtue and pursuing artistic excellence, according to the Xinhua News Agency. He encouraged them to inspire the broader film community to strengthen cultural confidence, stay rooted in real life, and make new contributions to the prosperity of arts and the building of a culturally strong nation. Rooted in real life As one of the eight artists who wrote a letter to Xi, Song felt extremely honored. "The moment I signed my name, I couldn't calm down for a long time." She remembered that after signing, each artist was present with a bouquet of flowers. "This sacred moment will become the most precious memory in my life," she said. What touched Song the most was that Xi affirmed the work of the eight artists in the letter and placed earnest hopes on them. "In particular, he encouraged us - all the people working in the film industry - to strengthen cultural confidence, stay rooted in real life, and make new contributions to the prosperity of the arts and the building of a culturally strong nation." Having been engaged in the film industry for over 50 years, Song is most deeply moved by the phrase "staying rooted in real life." She entered Changchun Film Studio, known as "Cradle of modern China's movie industry," at the age of 19 for her first film role in Guerrillas Sweep the Plain (1975). The film tells a story about a Chinese guerrilla group led by Li Xiangyang, which fought against the Japanese invaders during the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-1945). To play this role well, Song went to Ranzhuang in Hebei Province to experience life in the real tunnels as one of the main scenes depicted in the film. She crawled and maneuvered in the tunnels with her back bent, and also gained an understanding of the great wisdom of the Chinese people as well as the feeling of being trapped in a tunnel when smoke was poured in just like during the war. "As an actor, only by truly being rooted in the soil of life can we really play a role well and create impressive works," she said. Song told the Global Times that seeking inspiration from realities is something that has always come first for her as she would talk to and learn real-life these people including teachers and patients. "Homework is a must, including writing a biography for the role and observing similar people in reality. Observe what they said, remember how they said it, and even the movement of a small finger can tell a greater story," she added. Fu Ruoqing, chairman of the China Film Group Corporation, still holds profound feelings for his silver screen career. It was after the premiere ceremony of the war epic trilogy The Volunteers, when a Chinese People's Volunteers (CPV) army veteran in his 90s said with tears in his eyes, "Many scenes made me feel as if I were there, especially when I thought of those comrades who sacrificed their lives." "Moments like this reinforce our conviction: Only when art takes root in the profoundness of history and the warmth of the people can it truly possess the power to move people's hearts," Fu told the Global Times. According to Fu, the creative team behind the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea (1950-1953) visited numerous CPV veterans and reviewed hundreds of thousands of words of historical materials, striving to restore the group portraits of heroes through authentic details and make those "the most beloved people," who shouldered the trust of the people and the expectations of the nation, shine brilliantly on the screen. There may be a hundred or a thousand ways to create literary and artistic works, but the most "fundamental, crucial, and reliable one must be to stay rooted among the people and in real life," added he. "Such rootedness is not a perfunctory formality; instead, it is about transforming the accumulation of life into artistic truth." Film for the people Tian Hua, 97 years old and one of the eight artists who received the reply letter, still clearly remembers the classic lines from the film The White-haired Girl in which she starred back in 1951. She cherishes opportunity deeply and polishes her role repeatedly in the over 40 works that she has starred. She has been awarded honors such as the People's Artist, National Film Artist with Outstanding Contributions, and the Lifetime Achievement Award for Acting at the Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Awards. "One may grow old, but art is evergreen. Both portraying the role of 'a daughter of the Party' in the same-named movie well and always retaining the true character of 'a daughter of the Party' are my unremitting life pursuits," she told the People's Daily. Tian and seven other film artists have created a large number of classic films over the decades, which are "important treasures in the history of Chinese cinema," He Ying, president of Beijing Film Co, Ltd told the Global Times. "Creating for the people, paying tribute to the people, and putting the people at the center are important reasons why these classic films can transcend time and remain fresh and relevant." In 1905, a silent, 30-minute black-and-white reel captured Peking Opera master Tan Xinpei performing as an ancient general, Huang Zhong, in Dingjun Mountain - China's first-ever film - ushering in an era of visual storytelling for the nation. Now, 120 years later, China has rewritten global box office records with Ne Zha 2, an animated epic that stands as the highest-grossing animated film of all time and one of the top five films worldwide by total earnings. China is now the world's second-largest film market. In 2024, over 1.01 billion cinema visits were recorded across the country, Xinhua reported. As of July 22, data from online platform Maoyan showed that China's box office revenue for 2025 - including presales - had exceeded 31.5 billion yuan (about $ 4.39 billion). The country is also playing an increasingly influential role in reshaping the global cinematic landscape with the A-listed Beijing International Film Festival and the Shanghai International Film Festival. Create more outstanding works Reading the reply letter from Xi has inspired and encouraged the broader film community to strengthen cultural confidence, stay rooted in real life, and make new contributions to the prosperity of the arts and the building of a culturally strong nation. Chen Daoming, a renowned actor and chairman of the China Film Association, said Xi's reply letter offers a guiding framework for the Chinese film industry. "It's an essential and profound source of inspiration," Chen told CCTV News, who was one of the authors of the letter to Xi. "I hope that through our joint efforts, we can create many outstanding works that contribute to the prosperity of the arts and the building of a culturally strong nation," Chen said. "In such a great era, we will live up to Xi's earnest expectations. We will use more outstanding works to demonstrate China's cultural confidence, the beauty of China, and the beauty of the Chinese people," said renowned actor Zhang Yi in an interview with CCTV News on July 12. "We must keep in mind Xi's instructions, learn from the fine traditions of veteran filmmakers, and draw nourishment from China's time-honored traditional culture as well as the vibrant 'realities' of the reality," said Chinese director and actor Wu Jing in a CCTV News interview on July 12. For Song Xiaoying, "it has been more than 50 years, and I have never left the film industry." "I feel like I have regained my youth and vitality, reading Xi's letter. I still consider myself young, and I act in films every year," said Song, who will leave for a new film shooting in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in August. "I am willing to keep working hard, keep acting, and present more excellent works to the people. And I am really enjoying it."
SINGAPORE, April 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore business advisory firm VIVOS Pte. Ltd. is pleased to announce the successful completion of the sale and investment in The Providore Singapore Pte. Ltd. The iconic lifestyle F&B brand will now embark on an exciting new chapter under the leadership of experienced industry professionals through Vino Vibe Pte. Ltd. and SingFire Capital Pte. Ltd. This transaction marks the strategic exit of founder Robert Collick, who built The Providore into one of Singapore's most beloved lifestyle F&B brands. VIVOS Advises on Sale of The Providore Singapore to F&B Industry Veterans The new ownership team — long-time admirers of The Providore — plans to build on its strong foundation and further invest in its continued growth in Singapore and beyond. Their vision is to evolve the brand by introducing new concepts and experiences, while preserving the café, bakery, deli, and retail elements that customers have come to know and love. Following this transition, Mr. Robert Collick will step back from day-to-day operations to spend more time with his family and pursue broader business interests. Commenting on the transaction, Mr. Collick said, "The Providore has always been a cherished part of Singapore's F&B scene. With this new investment, I believe Vino Vibe and SingFire Capital will take the brand to greater heights. I look forward to seeing what's next for The Providore." Ms. Tang Ming, representing SingFire Capital, shared, "I've been a devoted fan of The Providore for years. It's more than just a café – it's a lifestyle experience. We're thrilled to be part of this exciting new chapter and look forward to bringing even more fresh and inspiring offerings to our customers." The new owners stated that their goal is to stay true to the brand's core values while evolving The Providore into a space that embodies 'Quality Living × Borderless Socializing.' By merging The Providore's artisanal food heritage with BlacBlac's wine culture, the vision is to create a hybrid lifestyle destination that celebrates high-quality ingredients in a relaxed social setting — connecting Asia with global culinary inspiration through food and wine, and empowering sustainable urban living. Mr. Tang Yun Hai, Director of Vino Vibe, further added: "We will continue The Providore's uncompromising standards by curating premium organic ingredients and fine wines. By day, the space will operate as a brunch venue; by night, it will transform into a relaxed wine bar. Through this shift in ambiance, we aim to serve a diverse audience — from white-collar afternoon tea seekers to night-time socialites — redefining the 'free boundaries' of city dining and offering a stylish yet unhurried third space for the new generation." The transaction was arranged and advised by VIVOS Pte Ltd., who acted as the exclusive advisor to Mr. Collick throughout the process. Commenting on the deal, Mr. Ray Tay, Director at VIVOS, said: "It's been a privilege to advise on this transaction and help facilitate a seamless handover between such seasoned F&B players. We're confident The Providore is in great hands for its next phase of growth." About The Providore Founded in Singapore, The Providore has grown to become a beloved destination for food lovers, offering a unique combination of cafés, bakeries, delis, and premium grocery retail. More about The Providore: https://theprovidore.com/ About VIVOS Leading Business Consulting Firm VIVOS is a trusted name in the corporate services, business advisory and immigration industry. With over 1000+ satisfied clients, VIVOS has positioned itself as a top choice for foreign investors, entrepreneurs and businesses looking to establish and scale their presence in Singapore. Our website https://VIVOS.com.sg/ For media enquiries, please contact: hello@theprovidore.com
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