Collateral Value Point synchronises broker data, market feeds and volatility models into one interface. No spreadsheets, no manual reconciliation — connect an account and the first analysis renders in under 60 seconds.
Every recommendation traces back to a defined data path. The system does not present a forecast without showing the mechanics behind it.
Position data, order history and market pricing are pulled through read-only API connections and normalised into a common schema before any modelling begins.
Statistical and machine-learning models score volatility, correlation drift and liquidity conditions against historical and live inputs, refreshed on each price tick.
Model outputs are weighted against the risk tolerance you define at setup, producing position-level guidance rather than a generic market signal.
Model outputs are refreshed on a rolling basis as new data arrives, rather than on a fixed batch schedule. Each recommendation is annotated with the data window it was calculated from, so you can trace a signal back to its source before acting on it.
There is no implementation team and no configuration workshop. The stepper below is the entire process.
Authorise a read-only connection to your brokerage account. No trading permissions are requested or required.
Set exposure limits and volatility thresholds using three preset profiles, or specify custom parameters.
The system parses existing holdings and returns an initial risk-adjusted view, typically within the same session.
Static risk reports are outdated by the time they are read. This section outlines how the underlying model stays current.
The risk engine treats every position as a moving variable rather than a fixed line item. Correlation between holdings is recalculated on each significant price movement, not on a daily or weekly cycle, so concentration risk that builds intraday is reflected in the same session.
Exposure limits set during onboarding act as constraints on the model's output rather than static alerts. When a threshold is approached, the system surfaces the specific position and the metric driving the change, instead of a generic warning.
Brokerage positions, market pricing, and volatility feeds, normalised into a shared schema.
Statistical and machine-learning models scoring correlation, volatility and liquidity in parallel.
Model outputs calibrated against your defined risk tolerance, producing position-level guidance.
A premium interface means little without a clear account of what sits behind it. The detail below is offered in place of marketing claims.
Model outputs are documented and versioned. Where a recommendation changes materially, the change log identifies which input shifted — a data source, a model parameter, or your own risk settings.
Market and pricing data is sourced from licensed market data providers and your connected brokerage account. No data is drawn from unverified or scraped sources.
Model behaviour is reviewed on a defined schedule against realised outcomes. Where a model underperforms its expected tolerance, it is flagged for review before further recommendations are issued from it.
Connect a brokerage account and define a risk profile. The first analysis is generated in the same session, with no onboarding call required.