Written for the desks that carry the cost.
These are the hours that never appear as a budget line. Below is what we keep hearing — if it sounds like your week, we would like an hour of your time to make sure we build the right thing first.
“A corporate action we found out about late became a reconciliation break we spent three days closing.”
Events captured at the announcement, structured and dated, with enough lead time to act rather than repair.
“Two systems disagreed about the same security, and finding out which one was wrong took an afternoon.”
One canonical record per instrument and issuer, with identifiers from every source resolving to it.
“We wrote the scraper ourselves. It breaks whenever the source page changes.”
One integration with stable contracts and predictable versioning, in formats your core systems already accept.
“Half the exposure work is getting the instrument terms right before any risk is measured.”
Complete, structured instrument terms — including fixed income — from one source, with change history.
“An auditor asked where a figure came from. Answering meant finding the person who keyed it in.”
Provenance and version history on every field, so the answer is a document reference, not an archaeology project.
“Bond terms are scattered across issue documents. There is no list.”
Coupon, maturity, schedule and conventions structured in one place, with rates and revisions kept in order.
We are building this with institutions, not for them.
Tell us what reference data costs your team today — the hours, the breaks, the workarounds nobody has time to fix. That is what decides which domains we build first.