Happy holidays from the team at Aptonomy
About us
Aptonomy is a specialist capital markets consultancy and software provider. Founded by market practitioners, experienced in solving the daily and strategic challenges in pricing, execution, risk and resource management. Our flagship platform "Helix" is a real-time service that provides a single connection point between trades, legal agreements and counterparties, delivering operational certainty, reduced risk and costs saved. Driven by deep-seated expertise with multi-disciplinary knowledge, our core mission is to elevate our clients’ business capabilities, enabling them to achieve beyond the ordinary.
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- Industry
- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2024
- Specialties
- XVA, Risk Management, Consulting, Counterparty Portfolio Management, Collateral, Uncleared Margin Rules, Contingent Liabilities, Liquidity Management, Legal Risk Managment, Trade Linkage, Trade Tagging, Trade Stamping, Data Strategy, and Data Linkage
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Updates
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Aptonomy's 2024 bank survey is here! Rounding off a busy year, we're aiming to help firms benchmark some of their key business capabilities vs the industry, in topics that crop-up repeatedly in client discussions. The questions have been kept deliberately short, intuitive and easy to fill out, with results being collated and anonymised through November and December 2024, and one-to-one feedback sessions starting with participating firms in earnest through early Jan 2025. Many of you will already be engaging first-hand (and a huge thank you to those that have already responded) but to add your name/ organisation, please reach out to us directly at hello@aptonomy.io, and we'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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Aptonomy's Philip Staddon has shared his thoughts on how dealers will be thinking about their exposure to Thames Water. The Risk.net article from Lukas Becker can be found below - please let us know your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/eE3bGSjt
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In cases where bank's don't have the bandwidth themselves to solution a particular connectivity issue, is looking beyond the Big Four a better answer? At Aptonomy we pride ourselves in solutions delivery, getting consistent data through to the points of decision-making with deep expertise and lived experience. Imagine that. Contact us at hello@aptonomy.io to see how we can help you achieve change that takes your business beyond ordinary...
Risk | Credit | Collateral | Capital | Liquidity | Financial Resource Management | ISDA documentation | Contingent Liabilities | Business and Regulatory Transformation
Insightful article from Stephen Gandel and Ortenca Aliaj at the Financial Times, but is a key issue in banking not simply the case of finding the right expertise and talent? 1) Without the right bandwidth themselves, banks should be demanding more in the way of expertise from consultants, in lieu of the ‘all-rounder’ model 2) The Big Four need to have a stronger focus on recruiting and rewarding people with deeper banking knowledge and experience 3) The regulators should better scrutinise the talent being brought in to fix problems and encourage a bigger ecosystem of experience beyond the Big Four (to avoid oligopoly adding to the list of issues)
How Citi’s error-riddled loan reports led to a $136mn fine
ft.com
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In cases where bank's don't have the bandwidth themselves to solution a particular connectivity issue, is looking beyond the Big Four a better answer? At Aptonomy we pride ourselves in solutions delivery, getting consistent data through to the points of decision-making with deep expertise and lived experience. Imagine that. Contact us at hello@aptonomy.io to see how we can help you achieve change that takes your business beyond ordinary...
Risk | Credit | Collateral | Capital | Liquidity | Financial Resource Management | ISDA documentation | Contingent Liabilities | Business and Regulatory Transformation
Insightful article from Stephen Gandel and Ortenca Aliaj at the Financial Times, but is a key issue in banking not simply the case of finding the right expertise and talent? 1) Without the right bandwidth themselves, banks should be demanding more in the way of expertise from consultants, in lieu of the ‘all-rounder’ model 2) The Big Four need to have a stronger focus on recruiting and rewarding people with deeper banking knowledge and experience 3) The regulators should better scrutinise the talent being brought in to fix problems and encourage a bigger ecosystem of experience beyond the Big Four (to avoid oligopoly adding to the list of issues)
How Citi’s error-riddled loan reports led to a $136mn fine
ft.com
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Thank you to our friends at the Financial Times and Barnabas Reynolds for highlighting this story. The issues identified are just some of the pieces in the overall risk management puzzle, that often needs stripping back further to build business capabilities beyond those raised in the article. The good news is that wrapping the data required does not need to be a costly data architecture re-design. To see the full picture, get in touch with Aptonomy at hello@aptonomy.io to find how we combine thought leadership with easy-to-deploy software to help your business go beyond ordinary…
Banks need to get more granular on risk
ft.com
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Aptonomy are proud to be contributing to industry thought leadership discussion and debate with our friends at Risk.net. First-mover advantage in pricing, financial resource and crisis management doesn't have to be just a pipe-dream, we stand ready to help your business adapt: https://lnkd.in/ev4_Dxqp
Banks must break data silos to improve pricing decisions - Risk.net
risk.net
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Registration is now open for our forthcoming Webinar, on July 11th at 2 PM BST: ‘OTC Challenges in a volatile market - perspectives from the XVA Desk’. Experienced XVA practitioners Philip Staddon of Aptonomy (formerly Credit Suisse) and Robert McWilliam of Kynec (formerly ING, ABN AMRO), will discuss approaches firms can take to optimise their financial resources due to: 1) Increased initial margin (CCP/UMR) requirements 2) Collateral (ColVA) and initial margin (MVA) impact on pricing 3) Funding (FVA) costs now increased 4) Capital and balance sheet constraints 5) Market volatility leading to more frequent and larger margin calls We look forward to you joining us. To secure your place now, click on the link below to register
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Aptonomy has commented on a post from Fabrizio Anfuso referencing the recently released Basel Guidelines for counterparty credit risk management. https://lnkd.in/ewUFXEhM In addition to the importance of trade linkage, this is a timely reminder that Helix also brings together data from multiple sources using the same process. This makes connecting bespoke data sources within your firm seamless and at a fraction of the cost of re-engineering the underlying systems. For example you can connect credit risk across market risk, cashflows, collateral balances, legal terms, capital usage and client revenues.
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Do you need to adapt your business model, respond to regulatory change, or improve your capability to react to market events? Aptonomy brings you a software product and lived market experience to help you move with confidence in disruptive times. Reach out to us at hello@aptonomy.io today.
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