Customers

The people who sign the filings

41 institutions in 14 countries run our engines. They are banks, insurers, manufacturers, laboratories and a supervisor, and each of them has to explain a number to someone who has no reason to trust it.

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Customers

Who runs it

Banks, insurers, vehicle makers and laboratories that have put an engine in front of their own auditors. Seven have written up what changed.

12 sectors, across all 41

  1. Global banks
  2. Regional banks
  3. Clearing members
  4. Life insurers
  5. Reinsurers
  6. Asset managers
  7. Pension funds
  8. Vehicle manufacturers
  9. Environmental consultancies
  10. Energy utilities
  11. Module vendors
  12. Validation laboratories

In their words

When a counterparty’s number differs from ours, we no longer argue about whose model is right. We open the same file and the difference is already ranked by line.

Head of Market Risk Methodology Major UK bank
  • Rerunning last quarter bit for bit used to take a week and three people. Now it is one command and a hash that matches.

    Deputy Group Chief Actuary Major Swiss reinsurer
  • Every option combination gets its own CO₂ figure, and the technical service can trace each one to the test it came from.

    Head of Homologation Major EU vehicle manufacturer
  • Desk heads used to ask what the model was doing to them. Now they ask what their positions are doing to the model, which is the right question.

    Head of Capital Management Major EU bank
  • The estimator output matched the validation lab to the last digit. We stopped arguing about whose tool was right.

    Principal Security Architect US cryptographic module vendor
  • Distributors used to query our risk indicators every quarter. Now we send them the receipt, and the query is closed before it is opened.

    Head of Product Governance Mid-size EU asset manager
  • At the inquiry, the other side’s expert asked us to change a stack height. We changed it and ran the model in the room. Nobody there had seen that done.

    Partner, Air Quality UK environmental consultancy
  • The first time it showed us a line-by-line difference with a prime broker, the call was settled in ten minutes. I assumed that was a coincidence. It was not.

    Head of Margin Operations EU clearing member
  • We run it beside our own tools on every submission. In three years it has not disagreed with us once without the fault being ours.

    Head of Validation Canadian validation laboratory

Who each product is for

Teams, by regime

The people who use an engine are rarely the people who buy it. Each row names the teams that we build the product for, so that you can check whether yours is one of them.

The teams that each product is built for, in five areas
Product Built for
Market risk and margin
SIMM
  • Margin and collateral operations
  • Quantitative risk
  • Prime brokers and clearing members
FRTB-SA
  • Market risk and regulatory reporting
  • Desk heads and capital management
  • Model validation
SA-CVA
  • CVA desks
  • Counterparty credit risk
  • Regulatory reporting
Insurance and reinsurance
Reserving and ESG
  • Reserving actuaries
  • Insurance risk
  • Investment and ALM teams
Solvency II
  • Insurance risk and actuarial function
  • Finance and reporting
  • Internal model validation
ICS
  • Group risk and capital
  • Group supervisors liaison
  • Finance
Investor disclosure
PRIIPs
  • Product governance
  • Asset managers and insurers
  • Distributors
Environment and mobility
AERMOD
  • Environmental consultancies
  • Industrial operators
  • Permitting authorities
WLTP
  • Homologation engineers
  • Powertrain and vehicle line teams
  • Technical services
Cryptographic assurance
Entropy validation
  • Hardware security engineers
  • Cryptographic module vendors
  • Validation laboratories
PQC
  • Security architecture
  • Platform and PKI teams
  • Compliance

References

Talk to someone who runs it

A page of case studies shows what went well. A call with a customer shows what it was like. We would rather put you in touch with someone who runs what you plan to run.

  1. You say what you plan to run

    Tell us the regime, the size of your book and the systems around it. Write to us, and the form opens on a customer to speak to.

  2. We ask the customer

    We ask one or two customers whose set-up looks like yours. They decide whether to speak, and we do not press them.

  3. You speak without us

    The call is between you and them. We are not on it, and we do not ask afterwards what was said.

The next step

Bring us
one book

A scoping call, a sample book and a parallel run on your data. Most teams have the first reconciled number inside two weeks, and a receipt for it on the day.

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