Portfolio review
Frame a review around the relevant holdings, exposures, dependencies, liquidity and mandate. Consider which independent analytical perspectives could add context to the institution’s existing process.
Three illustrative workflows for considering KADE: portfolio review, risk oversight and intelligence within existing applications. The institution’s systems and people retain their roles.
01 / Explore the approach
These examples frame discussions about fit. The inputs, analytical methods and delivery route would be established for each engagement.
Frame a review around the relevant holdings, exposures, dependencies, liquidity and mandate. Consider which independent analytical perspectives could add context to the institution’s existing process.
Examine a defined position and horizon from relevant perspectives, including volatility, liquidity and correlation. Agreement and differences between readings should remain visible for review.
Identify the application, the question it needs to address and the permitted inputs. Establish how an analytical result and its supporting context could return to that workflow.
KADE’s intended role is to support contextual examination. It does not provide trade execution or take over the institution’s investment decisions or risk accountability.
02 / The essential questions
Which sources and contextual information the institution may provide.
Which lenses are relevant and can be demonstrated or evaluated.
Whether optional TELESCOPE synthesis is relevant to the question and available in the agreed scope.
Which contributing factors, configuration and limitations can accompany the output.
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