Top baby names from England and Wales are reimagined through Ateji, pairing sound and meaning in auspicious kanji.

Tokyo, Japan, 17th Jun 2026 – Office Chatani, Inc. (President and CEO: Masayuki Chatani) has released worldwide on Amazon the book series *Ink & Blessing (England & Wales Edition)*, which reinterprets the meanings and blessings embedded in names through Japan’s traditional kanji culture.

Based on the Top 50 baby names in England and Wales published by the Office for National Statistics, the 2026 edition applies the traditional Japanese technique of Ateji, pairing sound with meaning through carefully selected kanji. Intended for readers in the United Kingdom and beyond, the books introduce a Japanese perspective in which parental wishes are entrusted to the meaning of each character. Kanji are carefully selected to harmonize with the sound of each name while conveying auspicious and beautiful meanings.

Rather than a simple translation, the series presents names as poetic expressions by layering sound and meaning, proposing a new form of naming where culture and art intersect. These Japanese names-inspired interpretations offer a new perspective on name meaning while bridging Western naming traditions and Japanese culture.

Beyond Translation: The Harmony of Sound and Meaning in Ateji

The selection of kanji in this book goes beyond literal or sequential translation. While Western naming conventions often rely on historical or religious references, the Japanese writing system allows each character to function independently as both meaning and sound. Rather than mechanically substituting information, this work applies Ateji by matching the phonetics of English-language names with kanji that carry auspicious meanings, adding new cultural value.

For example, the name “Oliver,” which remains popular in the United Kingdom and derives from the olive tree, a symbol of peace. This book assigns the kanji (O-Ri-Ba). This interpretation expresses a wish for a life guided by sound principles and flourishing prosperity, conveying not merely characters but the deeper intention carried within the name.

From Digital Extremes to the Timeless Value of Ink

Masayuki Chatani, former CTO of Sony Computer Entertainment and a key architect of the PlayStation platform, is now active as a digital and AI advisor for executives. His return to the analog world of calligraphy reflects a desire to redefine value through the fusion of advanced technology and traditional culture.

Having spent decades designing software systems, Chatani defines kanji as a refined logical code of the human spirit developed over thousands of years. In an era where information is increasingly abstracted into data, this book was conceived from the belief that handwritten calligraphy remains an essential cultural asset to be passed on to future generations.

Ateji, a “Blessing Code,” is where digital innovation and tradition intersect.

Key Features

– Fusion of tradition and modernity: Popular names from England and Wales redefined through traditional Ateji.
– Original calligraphy: All brushwork featured in the books was created and digitized by Masayuki Chatani, who also works as a calligrapher under the art name KouTetsu Chatani.
– Personal discovery: An opportunity to explore hidden layers of name meaning and uncover new perspectives on identity.

Practical and Cultural Applications

This series is designed not only as a name reference, but also as a cultural and artistic resource.

1. Use as a gift or for appreciation
Featuring original calligraphy by KouTetsu Chatani, the hardcover edition is particularly suitable as a new baby gift or as a present for enthusiasts of Japanese culture.

2. Inspiration for naming
The books provide a new perspective by integrating Japanese character-based intentions into Western naming traditions, including contemporary baby boy names and girl names.

3. Promotion of multicultural understanding
By engaging with the structure of kanji and the logic of Ateji, readers gain deeper insight into cultural concepts unique to the Japanese language.

Book Information

“Ink & Blessing (England & Wales Edition) – 50 Boy Baby Names in Auspicious Kanji”
“Ink & Blessing (England & Wales Edition) – 50 Girl Baby Names in Auspicious Kanji”

Author: Masayuki Chatani
Formats: eBook, Paperback, Hardcover
Retailer: Amazon

Author Profile

Masayuki Chatani (calligraphy name: KouTetsu Chatani) is President and CEO of Office Chatani, Inc. A former CTO of Sony Computer Entertainment, he played a leading role in the development of successive PlayStation platforms. He later held senior positions in technology strategy and AI transformation at Rakuten, KPMG, and McKinsey & Company. Currently active as both a business advisor and calligrapher, he continues to explore value creation at the intersection of advanced technology and traditional culture.

Ink & Blessing (England & Wales edition) – 50 Boy Baby Names in Auspicious Kanji

Ink & Blessing (England & Wales edition) – 50 Girl Baby Names in Auspicious Kanji

“Elijah” – A Calligraphy and its meanings

“Ivy” – A Calligraphy and its meanings

Caption：Calligraphy masterpieces by Masayuki (KouTetsu) Chatani

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Hong Kong, China, 17th Jun 2026 – In the institutional proprietary trading industry, the backend brokerage infrastructure plays a critical role in operational stability. As the market matures, proprietary trading firms increasingly require professional partners that offer transparent fund custody, institutional-grade execution, and clear operational accountability.

Enso Markets Ltd, a specialized B2B financial services provider, has structured its framework to serve as an institutional infrastructure partner for proprietary trading firms and institutional clients. Operating primarily in the B2B space, the company focuses on providing licensed execution infrastructure, white-label brokerage solutions, and specialized platform access.

Corporate Positioning and B2B Operations

Headquartered in Hong Kong at Lee Garden Three, Causeway Bay, Enso Markets Ltd (trading as EnsoMarket) coordinates its B2B operations through optimized trading servers located in Singapore. Over its approximately two years of operation, the company has deliberately focused on the corporate institutional sector rather than the direct retail trading market.

As the global prop trading ecosystem shifts toward models backed by formal financial infrastructure, the demand for clear oversight behind trading challenges has expanded. Enso Markets addresses this demand by delivering the technical and institutional framework required for institutional partners to manage volume systematically.

Multi-Jurisdictional Compliance Framework 

To establish a verifiable infrastructure footprint, Enso Markets has implemented a multi-layered regulatory and technical registration structure across multiple jurisdictions:

1. US FinCEN MSB Registration: Enso Markets Ltd is registered as a Money Services Business (MSB) with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), a bureau of the United States Department of the Treasury (Registration Number: 31000332540815). This registration aligns the entity’s transaction monitoring and anti-money laundering (AML) compliance structures with federal frameworks under the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA).
2. Financial Services Authority Footprint: The company holds an international financial services registry under the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Saint Lucia (Company Registration Number: 2025-00575), providing a formalized framework for handling corporate international accounts and segregated administrative processes.
3. MetaQuotes MT5 Master Infrastructure: On the technical layer, Enso Markets operates under a MetaTrader 5 (MT5) Master License issued directly by MetaQuotes. This institutional license grants the entity the capability to deploy and maintain server environments for downstream enterprise partners, ensuring that platform delivery complies directly with developer infrastructure standards.
4. Specialized Trading Framework: The corporate ecosystem incorporates dedicated operational frameworks tailored specifically to the funded trader and proprietary trading structure, distinguishing its business model from standard retail brokerage activities.

Institutional Infrastructure Over Retail Metrics 

Because Enso Markets operates strictly on a B2B infrastructure model, its market footprint differs fundamentally from retail-facing brokers. The company’s operational compliance and performance metrics are verified through institutional dispute records, maintaining a clean record with zero operational withdrawal disputes or platform anomalies over its operational history.

Conclusion 

Enso Markets represents the evolving shift in the trading infrastructure sector toward specialized, B2B-focused institutions capable of supporting institutional clients with clear compliance credentials. By combining US federal-level FinCEN registrations with advanced MetaQuotes server deployment, the entity provides a structured and resilient framework tailored to the modern requirements of the proprietary trading industry.

For more information regarding the institutional infrastructure, visit the official website at https://ensomarket.com/

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Disclaimer: This publication is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, financial advice, legal advice, or an offer or solicitation to engage in any financial activity. Readers should conduct their own independent due diligence and consult qualified professionals before making any business or financial decisions.

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In a joint communique, East AfricanPower Corporation (“EAPC”) and CVMR Corporation of Canada (“CVMR”) announced today the signing of an agreement

Canada, 17th Jun 2026 — In a joint communique, East AfricanPower Corporation (“EAPC”) and CVMR Corporation of Canada (CVMR) announced today the signing of an agreement (“Agreement”) establishing a long-term framework for the development, financing, construction and operation of up to 500 megawatts (MW) of solar photovoltaic generation and co-located battery energy storage systems (“BESS”) to serve CVMR s mining, refining and downstream processing operations across its expanding global portfolio.

The framework agreement is structured as an evergreen master arrangement under which EAPC will originate, develop and deliver project-specific Power Purchase Agreements (“PPAs”), captive generation assets, and hybrid solar-plus-storage microgrids at CVMR operating sites, refining hubs and joint-venture concessions. Initial deployments are expected to be prioritized at CVMR’s African operations — including its activities in the Central African Republic and the recently established CVMR (R.D. Congo) S.A.R.L. joint venture with BITEC — followed by sites under evaluation in the Middle East, Southeast Asia and the Balkans.

CVMR’s proprietary Vapour Metallurgy refining processes produce ultra-high-purity metal powders, nano-powders, pellets and near-net-shape components in a closed-loop system that is environmentally neutral. Pairing that refining platform with firm, dispatchable renewable energy is intended to extend the same environmental neutrality across the full value chain — from mine face to refined product — and to materially reduce the levelized cost of energy at remote and grid-constrained sites where CVMR increasingly operates.

“Critical minerals processed with Eco friendly power source— that is the proposition,” said Kamran M. Khozan, Chairman and CEO of CVMR Corporation.

 “Our Vapour Metallurgy technology was designed from the outset to minimize environmental impact, but the supply chain that feeds such a refinery including its required energy have to be environmentally as neutral as the refining process itself. Partnering with East African Power Corporation allows us to extend our in-country, value-added model into the energy layer of our operations, particularly in African jurisdictions where reliable, affordable, low-carbon power is one of the greatest constraints on building domestic refining capacity.”

“Africa’s ability to produce renewable energy is the corner stone for allowing technologies such as CVMR’s, to operate in that continent.” said Dan Klinck, CEO of East African Power Corporation.

“CVMR’s business model of partnership with the host countries ’government— in-country refining, technology transfer, long-term industrial commitment — is exactly the kind of counterparty that allows us to mobilize development finance at scale, build local engineering capacity, and deliver electricity at tariffs that make domestic mineral processing globally competitive. A 500 MW pipeline tethered to producing mines and operating refineries is what moves the energy-minerals nexus from conference panels to construction sites. We are proud to be doing this work alongside Kamran and his team.” 

Under the terms of this agreement, the parties will jointly:

• Identify and rank candidate sites across CVMR’s existing and pipeline portfolio for solar-plus-storage deployment, beginning with a technical screening of the company’s African concessions;

• Establish a joint development vehicle (“JDV”) to act as the contracting counterparty for project-level PPAs, with EAPC as the lead developer and operator and CVMR as the anchor offtaker;

• Pursuing blended financing structures combining development finance institution (“DFI”) capital, export credit agency cover, and private debt and equity, with a view to achieving financial close on the first tranche of projects within twenty-four months;

• Coordinate with host governments to align grid interconnection, wheeling, and tax frameworks with national industrialization and energy transition strategies;

• Develop local content, training and supply-chain participation programmes consistent with the host-country partnership philosophy that has characterized CVMR’s engagements to date.

The agreement establishes EAPC as CVMR’s preferred development partner for solar and power storage solutions globally. Specific project terms, capacities, and commercial structures will be set out in definitive agreements to be negotiated on a project-by-project basis. Industry context for such announcements is significant. The International Energy Agency and others have repeatedly identified power availability and cost as the principal bottleneck constraining the building of critical mineral refining capacity outside China. At the same time, mining and refining operations are among the largest single industrial loads in many African economies, making them natural anchor customers for utility-scale renewables. The EAPC– CVMR framework is designed to address both constraints simultaneously.

The agreement was executed following meetings between the parties in Toronto, Riyadh and Nairobi from January to May 2026 and builds on CVMR’s recently expanded African footprint, including its twenty-five-year strategic partnership with the Government of the Central African Republic and the CVMR (R.D. Congo) S.A.R.L. joint venture announced in March 2026.

About East African Power Corporation: 

East African Power Corporation is an independent power producer and renewable energy developer focused on the financing, construction and operation of utility-scale solar, wind and energy storage assets across East and Central Africa. EAP bridges the gap between power generation and end-users, evolving from an EPC firm into an impact-driven Independent Power Producer (IPP) delivering affordable and reliable energy at scale across African Markets. In the Democratic Republic of Congo EAP has been awarded a $2B energy framework agreement through 2030, anchored by bankable concession agreement for 266MW of solar, starting in 2026.

About CVMR Corporation:

CVMR Corporation is a Canadian-based mining and refining company that uses proprietary technologies for the concentration and refining of a wide range of metals. Its Vapour Metallurgy refining systems can produce ultra-pure metals in powder, nano-powder, pellet, super-alloy and near-net-shape forms for applications across aerospace, additive manufacturing, batteries, electronics and defence. CVMR’s technology platform supports high-precision refining and manufacturing while operating in a closed-loop, environmentally neutral configuration. CVMR operates globally through a network wholly owned subsidiaries and joint ventures established in partnership with host governments.

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East African Power Corporation

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CVMR Corporation

cvmrinfo@cvmr.ca

Tel: +1 416 743 2746

Forward-looking statements: This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding the parties ’ intentions, expectations and plans. Such statements are based on current assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties, including project financing, regulatory approvals, and the negotiation and execution of definitive agreements. Actual outcomes may differ materially from those expressed or implied.

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