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Independent Risk Analytics for Financial Institutions

Independent valuation, exposure aggregation, and model validation across market, credit, and liquidity risk.

Challenges of Risk Management Teams in Financial Institutions

Limited independence from trading system valuations

Manual reconciliation between risk and accounting figures

Growing regulatory scrutiny of model validation practice

Legacy systems restricting portfolio-wide scenario analysis

Analytical Infrastructure for Risk Management Teams

UnRısk operates as financial risk management software, therefore establishing an independent analytical layer separated from front office pricing infrastructures. Portfolio aggregation combines trades across desks, entities, and asset classes. As a result, stress scenarios and historical simulations are executed within one consistent quantitative architecture. Model tools support validation, benchmarking, and documentation of assumptions. UnRısk keeps calculations separated from front office systems.

Investment risk managers use UnRısk for consistent valuation across all instrument types and regulatory stress testing at portfolio level.

Counterparty risk managers use UnRısk for exposure simulation, xVA calculations, and continuous monitoring under changing market conditions.

Model validators use UnRısk for independent benchmarking, model comparison, and documentation of quantitative assumptions across desks.

Frequently asked Questions

Which risk categories are covered?

Can exposures be aggregated across legal entities?

Yes. UnRisk consolidates trades from multiple sources and legal entities within one consistent portfolio view.

Market, counterparty, credit, liquidity and model risk across capital markets activities.

How is model validation supported?

Quantitative results are benchmarked, documented, and reviewed within defined workflows.

Is separation from trading systems possible?

Valuation and exposure calculations operate independently from front office environments.

Are stress tests configurable?

Yes, shock parameters may be defined for each risk factor underlying a portfolio valuation, independently.

How does the solution ensure independence from front office systems?

Valuation and exposure calculations are performed in a technically separated environment using independent data inputs and model configurations defined by second-line functions.