Automate Portfolio Surveillance

Portfolio Assistant Tool (PAT)

Customize and Automate your Portfolio Surveillance.

  • Tailor thresholds for notifications for automated customized surveillance at the issuer or transaction level.
  • Incorporate public information like Ratings but enrich surveillance with independent credit metrics.   
  • PAT Provides customizable notifications directly to your email for defaults, credit changes, market transactions,  and other metrics unique to the user or departments.
  • Portfolio Surveillance tools can be automated for use in multiple departments and work cases.

Trust Departments and Wealth Management Areas

  • Use portfolio reports as a watch list or an approved list if there are multiple people investing on behalf of clients.
  • Identify Risk thresholds consistent with regulatory requirements and investment policies.
  • Streamline portfolio rebalance criteria based on market factors, concentration levels, and new issue reporting.

Treasury Department-Investing for the bank’s balance sheet

  • Formalize investment policies an automate notifications for compliance and reporting.
  • Retrieve detailed reports and analysis for credit write ups for board presentations or ALCO Meetings.
  • Get important market information and feedback for actionable trading decisions and rebalance.
  • Monitor Portfolio Reports and use for presentation material for high level reporting to CSUITE.

Loan Departments

  • Customize notifications and portfolio surveillance for policy outliers or more in-depth analysis.
  • Ensure underwriting with consistent and measurable risk parameters.
  • Streamline the labor of your analytical team to focus on transactions well before problems arise.
  • Risk grade transactions with Expected Losses enriched with probability of default data and historical recovery rates.
  • Report up to senior management transactions performing in line with expectations and consistently identify exceptions.

Compliance Departments/Risk Management

  • Monitor exposure across departments and users for institutional concentrations.
  • Use report surveillance to demonstrate usage in areas of the institution where policies need be enforced. 
  • Give managers comfort that investment policies are working and users are complying with established exposure or investment limits.