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Risk module

Risk numbers on live positions, not last night

The Gravitas Risk module computes VaR, Greeks, scenario, and stress results against current positions, so the desk and risk see the same numbers, in real time.

Overview

Quantitative risk as a first-class capability

In many legacy platforms, risk is an overnight batch bolted onto a trading system. Gravitas treats risk as a core, real-time capability. VaR, Expected Shortfall, and Greeks run against the same live positions captured on the platform, with scenario and stress testing on demand.

Because valuation and risk share one model, there is no reconciliation gap between the numbers risk reports and the positions the desk holds.

Workflow

How it works on the desk

01

Position

Risk reads current positions directly from the shared model.

02

Value

Live forward-curve valuation feeds the risk engine.

03

Measure

VaR, Expected Shortfall, and Greeks compute on demand.

04

Stress

Scenario and stress scenarios run against the same book.

Feature matrix

Capabilities at a glance

MeasureSupported
Value at Risk (VaR)Yes
Expected ShortfallYes
Option GreeksYes
Monte Carlo simulationYes
Scenario analysisYes
Stress testingYes
Real-time (live positions)Yes
Who it’s for

Built around the roles that use it

Risk Manager

Real-time view

VaR, Greeks, and P&L against the live book, not a stale snapshot.

Quant

Transparent methods

Documented, inspectable risk methodology, explore the quant capability.

Trader

Pre-trade insight

Understand the risk impact of a position on the same model it will book to.

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Feature pages

Detailed pages for each capability in the Risk module.

Related modules

Works with

FAQ

Questions

Is risk computed in real time?

Yes. VaR, Greeks, and scenario results compute against live positions on demand, rather than only in an overnight batch.

Which risk measures are supported?

Value at Risk, Expected Shortfall, option Greeks, Monte Carlo simulation, scenario analysis, and stress testing. See the quant cluster for detail on each.

Do risk and the trading desk see the same numbers?

Yes. Valuation and risk share one data model, so there is no reconciliation gap between reported risk and the positions the desk holds.

See it on your trades

Request a demo of Risk

A working walkthrough of Risk mapped to your commodities and workflows.