EBA’s final draft for NPL transactions: What you need to know
This article will provide an overview of what the final draft entails, including what the new guidelines mean for originators and buyers, and how they will affect the NPL industry.
Are we heading toward a new financial crisis? Here’s how technology can help
Recent trends suggest that the global economy might be heading toward another financial crisis. While it’s always difficult to predict economic outcomes, it is important to…
November ESG outlook for the financial market: What you need to know
In this article we will cover the main news and insights from the ESG space and what it all means for private debt market actors.
EU Securitization regulation: Overview of the European Commission report
In this article, we will summarize the main takeaways from the report and what it means for actors inside the securitization space.
How do we manage our Cloud Infrastructure at Cardo AI?
Our cloud infrastructure team is crucial to the success of our business. We use a cloud-based software approach, which allows us to be fast in the startup project stage and…
2022 European Commission Guidelines on NPL – What you need to know
In this article, we will be providing a brief overview of the most important highlights and directives from the 2022 Guidelines document for the Non Performing Loans.
Remote and flexible working at Cardo AI: Discover our culture of openness and innovation
To foster a productive and creative environment, we implemented flexible hours, hybrid, and remote working at Cardo AI. Here’s how we did it:
EU Taxonomy and SFDR – 2022 New Regulatory Updates
The EU Taxonomy and SFDR have been recently updated. In this article, we will look at the latest developments, what we have learned so far in 2022, and what it all means for…
Private Debt data management process with CARDO AI
In this article, we are going to delve deep into our data management process and show you how we transform raw private debt data into actionable and valuable insights for our customers.
Hexagonal architecture: What is it and why should you use it?
Hexagonal architecture is an architectural pattern for building software systems that are testable, decoupled, flexible, and maintainable. Hexagonal architecture is a pattern
The need for standardization in the European private debt market
In this article, we will explore the challenges of operating inside the private debt market and how technology, and in particular a standardized model, can help to overcome them.
Why should you join a product-based software company?
Are you wondering whether a product-based company could be the right place for you? Read this article to find out all the benefits and things you should know before applying or switching jobs.
