Valuation Risk Management demo

Runs Rule 2a-5 fair value oversight for the valuation designee: risks, methods and vendors 1:34

What the demo shows

Runs Rule 2a-5 fair value oversight for the valuation designee: risks, methods and vendors

A clean home shows four numbers and each person's next decision. The signature screen is the Rule 2a-5 valuation risk register: twelve numbered risks, each with a status light and live counts of the stale, single-source, back-test and vendor exceptions feeding it; beside the selected risk, the board report paragraph drafts itself from those counts, every number linked to the positions behind it. The agents work in a conversation next to it: the Price Monitor checks every price each night; the Source Check agent asks other dealers and reads borrowers' reports in their own language beside the English; the Vendor Review agent reads questionnaires and controls reports; the Methods agent back-tests every method; the Report agent drafts the board reports; the Escalation agent runs the five-business-day clock. The pricing analyst proposes, the valuation designee approves with a reason code, the treasurer confirms NAV impact above 0.10%, and the board sees only signed reports.

Transcript

  1. Valuation Risk Management Runs Rule 2a-5 fair value oversight for the valuation designee.
  2. One advisor's Ms. Marking overstated fund values by over a billion dollars.
  3. Overnight, agents checked 60,000 prices and tied each exception to a register risk.
  4. Risk 7, 14 Level 3 positions priced by one broker for over 30 days.
  5. The Source Check agent asked three dealers, Brookmere came back four points lower.
  6. It read the borrower's Spanish report beside the English, every figure cited.
  7. The board paragraph drafts itself, every number linked to its positions.
  8. Priya proposed Amber. Thomas Grant, the valuation designee, approves.
  9. A Tokyo suspension started a five-business-day clock.
  10. The board notice is drafted.
  11. Everything is cited, signed, and logged.
  12. Portfolio managers never set a price.
  13. The aim, mismarks caught before NAV is struck, and board reports drafted in two days.
  14. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.