See the counterparty failing before it fails.
The regulator expects a counterparty process that is traceable. Manual judgement cannot produce one. Nexara is a continuous risk-analyst that watches every counterparty and drafts the commentary your team validates.
Counterparty risk, made continuous and auditable.
A continuous risk-analyst that watches every counterparty and drafts the commentary your team validates. It reads the data you already hold, flags the counterparties that need attention, and writes a plain-language read your analyst confirms or rejects, continuously, across the whole book, so nothing waits for someone to have the time to look.
The book reads itself overnight.
The analyst arrives to a brief, not a blank screen. What changed overnight, the portfolio snapshot, the news intelligence that touches your names, and the counterparties whose score moved — ranked, with the reason each one moved.
The LLM never touches a number.
Your data in, deterministic numbers through the engines, the LLM only puts it into words. Signals and engines compute every number; the model composes only the grounded narrative.
Incubation time you can't buy back.
A forward-tested engine and 70 documented crises, machine-readable — the pattern bank. An accumulated body of risk knowledge, encoded by people who ran real defaults.
Not a mockup. The platform.
Four screens from the running system, on synthetic data. The live product is walked through end to end in a briefing, under NDA.
The exposure that hides across the relationship.
Every line is a product two counterparties both face, and every node wears a ring of the products it trades. Hover a product to isolate the book it links — that is where the concentration sits.
Encoded by people who ran real defaults.
An accumulated body of risk knowledge, then forward-tested — a canonical risk-knowledge base the engine reasons on, formalised in a published, open-access paper. 70 documented crises · 17 domains · 115 chapters · 8,572 reg clauses.
Where Nexara is deployed.
The engine is one. What it is asked to solve differs by institution — and so does the first conversation.
One counterparty, seen across every desk.
The same name financed on one desk, cleared on another and traded on a third — read as one exposure, not three. CRR3 on a modern stack, without the multi-year implementation.
Thousands of client accounts, one contagion map.
Clearing thousands of client accounts across exchanges and CCPs, where the risk travels between them. Cross-CCP contagion and give-up exposure surfaced as first-class signals.
The Archegos failure mode, engineered out.
Multi-entity exposure visible rather than hidden. A counterparty declaring two prime relationships while running four is flagged, not missed — across financing, derivatives and every venue.
Built for the default, not the business day.
Default management as a first-class workflow, not an exception path. Architected for the moments the normal model stops describing the market — Nickel 2022 was a regime event, not an outlier.
Sixty minutes, on the real platform.
Architecture walkthrough, paper review, and a live product session — not a slide deck. Shared under NDA with qualified institutions and investors.