Module 05 / 07 · Sovereign Risk Infrastructure · Institutional Equity Analytics & Risk Intelligence
Investment Dashboard.
Buy-side single-name research, portfolio stress-testing, and sovereign-grade scenario analysis — signed, reproducible, regulator-ready.
Institutional-grade equity analytics and risk-intelligence platform for buy-side single-name research, portfolio stress-testing, and issuer / city / country sovereign-grade scenario analysis. Every report ships with full regulatory crosswalk to Federal Reserve SR 26-2 (supersedes SR 11-7), Basel III / IV, EBA, BCBS 239, TCFD, NGFS Phase IV, GIPS and SOC 2 readiness. Signed, byte-replayable, watermark-protected reports with embedded CFA QA hard-fail gate and multi-tenant data-residency isolation for hosting at the institutional client. Each report carries a reproducibility manifest (Git SHA + container digest + RNG seed + input SHA-256 + replay command), an append-only SHA-256 audit chain, and an n-of-m sign-off ledger (Model Owner · Head of MRM · Independent Validator · Internal Audit · CRO). When sub-second risk math is required, the module calls the ARIN22 deterministic kernel for 0.298 ms closed-form revaluation.
Status
Pre-client institutional diligence-ready
Module 05 / 07 · Private production endpoint under NDA · SR 26-2 evidence-pack ready · ARIN council export · ARIN22 kernel handoff
S2 · 6-axis score radar · per-asset profile vs sector peer median
Six dimensions. One composite. Asset profile vs peer median.
Quantitative scoring · 6 dimensions · per-asset profile
Sample asset score — vs sector peer median.
S3 · System overview · buy-side research · stress reactor · artefact bus
Multi-step analytical pipeline — built to clear external validation, not to look good in a screenshot.
Investment Dashboard is the institutional equity-research and stress-testing module of the SAA Alliance Sovereign Risk Infrastructure. It operates as a multi-step analytical pipeline built for buy-side asset managers, sell-side single-name research desks, bank risk and model-risk-management (MRM) teams, regulators and external auditors, and sovereign / municipal / supranational scenario owners. The platform produces comprehensive, auditable, byte-replayable investment research and stress reports.
At the core is the Report Engine V2 — per-ticker institutional HTML report (~1.5 MB per asset) with CFA-mandated sections: Investment Thesis · multi-model valuation (DCF + DDM + RIM + multiples + blended) · scenario analysis (Base / Bull / Bear with probability weights) · sensitivity tornado · peer reconciliation · risk decomposition · SWOT. A Buy-Side Executive Summary generator runs under a strict JSON schema ({thesis, why[3], invalidator}), schema-validator, deterministic fallback, and a retry-loop — with an explicit list of blocked sell-side cliches. A business-model-aware SWOT classifies the issuer into a model archetype (consumer hardware / enterprise software / internet services / semiconductors / biotech / financials) before generating the four quadrants. A CFA QA hard-fail gate with four mandatory rules (required sections, valuation reconciliation, three-statement integrity, evidence-ledger coverage) blocks publication if any rule fails.
The Stress Testing Gold Standard v2 module produces institutional stress reports with 13 sections, 7 appendices, and 10 numeric-integrity rules, gated by a 3-layer QA pipeline (schema conformance → critical-section presence → cross-section consistency — waterfall vs MC ≤ 1.0%, factor sums = 100%, champion-challenger |Δ| bounds, capital-floor breach detection, reverse-stress LCR ≥ 30 days, variation-from-prior, Level-3 IPV trigger). 12 institutional blocks ship on every stress report — reverse stress test, 9-quarter capital trajectory, champion-challenger, OOS performance, model-risk capital add-on, liquidity stress, op-risk + cyber resilience, climate stress (NGFS Phase IV + PCAF), reproducibility manifest, n-of-m sign-off chain, 6-quadrant conclusions, and 20+ pre-empted regulator / Big-4 reviewer questions.
Every report carries an append-only SHA-256 audit chain, a reproducibility manifest (Git SHA + container digest + RNG seed + input SHA-256 + replay command) that allows byte-identical replay by an external validator, and a distribution audit log (recipient, IP, PDF SHA-256, classification, timestamp). PDFs ship watermarked with visible classification (CONFIDENTIAL / INTERNAL) and invisible audit metadata. The platform is multi-tenant with per-tenant data root and explicit region tag — ready for hosting at the institutional client under GDPR data-residency constraints. All outputs export to the ARIN 22-agent council for unified cross-domain verdict generation; sub-second math is delegated to the ARIN22 deterministic kernel (US-registered name; class-routed, CRN-anchored at the 99.9 tail) when required — kernel correctness validates on commodity ARM CPU at ~99 µs single kernel call, constant from D = 4 synthetic to D = 200 on real portfolios with no degradation; GPU is for batch scale. No GPU lock-in.
S4 · Per-ticker institutional research · Report V2 · 14 CFA-validated sections
~1.5 MB per asset. HTML + watermarked institutional PDF.
Per-ticker buy-side research report with 14 independently generated, scored, and auditable CFA-mandated sections. Each section is gated by the CFA QA engine before assembly; failure of any hard-fail rule blocks publication.
S5 · Core capabilities · V2 engine · exec summary · business-model SWOT · CFA QA gate
Eight capability surfaces. One CFA-gated pipeline.
Institutional HTML report — ~1.5 MB per asset
Generates the full 14-section CFA-mandated research report per ticker: Investment Thesis · DCF + DDM + RIM + multiples valuation · scenario analysis (Base / Bull / Bear with probability weights) · sensitivity tornado · peer reconciliation · risk decomposition · business-model SWOT. Async generation with audit trail and session memory.
Schema-validated LLM generation — cliche-blocked
Strict JSON schema {thesis, why[3], invalidator} with validator, deterministic fallback, and retry-loop. Explicit list of blocked sell-side cliches enforced at output. The summary cannot ship without a falsifiable invalidator condition — analyst-grade discipline, not marketing copy.
Issuer archetype classification before SWOT generation
Classifier maps the issuer into a business-model archetype (consumer hardware · enterprise software · internet services · semiconductors · biotech · financials) before generating the four quadrants. The SWOT does not fabricate the business: an enterprise-software issuer receives «land-and-expand moat / EU AI Act / hyperscaler competition / government budget cycles», not «premium hardware / installed base».
4 mandatory rules · failure → publication BLOCKED
Four hard-fail QA rules block publication if violated: (1) required CFA sections present, (2) valuation reconciliation across DCF / DDM / RIM / multiples consistent, (3) three-statement integrity (P&L ↔ balance sheet ↔ cash flow), (4) evidence-ledger coverage (every claim has a citable source). Failure returns a structured QA report; the report does not ship.
Watermarked A4 · multi-page · CFA disclosures
A4 multi-page institutional PDF generation with classification header on every page (CONFIDENTIAL / INTERNAL), visible watermark, embedded CFA-mandated disclosures, and invisible PDF metadata for distribution audit. Same content as the HTML, archive-grade format for regulators and external auditors.
Continuous monitoring · threshold alerts
Persistent watchlists with customisable ticker groups. Proactive scanner continuously monitors tracked assets for price breakouts, volume anomalies, RSI extremes, earnings surprises, analyst rating changes. Configurable threshold alerts dispatch through the standard distribution channels.
Valuation · Growth · Quality · Momentum · Risk · Overall
Each asset is scored across six dimensions: Valuation (P/E, P/B, EV / EBITDA, DCF deviation), Growth (revenue / EPS trajectory, CAGR), Quality (ROE, margins, balance-sheet strength), Momentum (technical indicators, relative strength), Risk (volatility, beta, drawdown history), Overall (weighted composite). Radar visualisation against sector peer median.
DCF + DDM + RIM + Multiples + Blended composite
Five valuation pathways executed per ticker: DCF (discounted cash flow with scenario analysis), DDM (dividend discount), RIM (residual income), Multiples (relative valuation vs sector), SOTP (sum-of-parts for conglomerates). Margin-of-safety bands and historical multiple ranges. Reconciliation matrix is part of CFA QA gate.
S6 · Math & risk engines · owned compute kernel · versioned · stamped on every audit entry
Engine inventory — owned math, Git-SHA stamped, GPU handoff to ARIN22.
| Engine | Capability |
|---|---|
| Monte Carlo | 100,000 paths · BCa-bootstrap confidence intervals · VaR / CVaR · scenario sampling |
| Operator Splitting | Numerical scheme for PDE-based validation · convergence diagnostics |
| Hybrid Engine | Monte Carlo + closed-form composite for sub-second revaluation on common surfaces |
| Full Simulation Orchestrator | Multi-engine composite for layered scenarios · deterministic + stochastic combined |
| Comprehensive Risk | VaR · Expected Shortfall · drawdown attribution · factor-level decomposition |
| Engine Versioning | Dynamic engine name + version + Git SHA stamped on every audit-log entry · SR 26-2 Pillar 1 |
| GPU Kernel Handoff | Optional ARIN22 deterministic kernel call · 0.298 ms per closed-form revaluation · validated on 1,008-job multi-sampler campaign on 8×H100 |
S7 · Track record & performance reporting · walk-forward · Fama-French + Carhart · GIPS
Performance reporting at CFA Institute / GIPS standard.
Survivorship-bias mitigation through point-in-time universe; OOS evaluation through walk-forward windows; risk-adjusted attribution through Fama-French 5-factor + Carhart Momentum with Newey-West HAC standard errors; capacity bounded by market-impact analysis.
Rolling & expanding window OOS evaluation
Rolling-window and expanding-window walk-forward backtesting for any signal or strategy under review. Out-of-sample evaluation on each step; in-sample / out-of-sample drift surfaced explicitly. Output anchors directly into SR 26-2 Pillar 4 (Outcomes Analysis).
5-factor + momentum · Newey-West (1987) HAC
Alpha and factor-loading estimation against the Fama-French 5-factor model + Carhart Momentum, with Newey-West (1987) heteroskedasticity-and-autocorrelation-consistent standard errors using the Bartlett kernel and Newey-West lag selection. Factor data fetched from the Ken French data library with cached fallback.
TWR · composite · dispersion · tracking error
Performance reporting aligned with the CFA Institute GIPS standard: time-weighted return (TWR), composite definitions, internal dispersion, ex-post standard deviation, tracking error vs benchmark. Composite construction with inclusion rules and significant cash-flow policy. Ready for external GIPS verification.
Square-root market impact · AUM capacity · days-to-rebalance
Capacity analysis using square-root market-impact modelling (Almgren-Chriss-style): per-name AUM capacity, days-to-rebalance, implementation shortfall in basis points. S&P 500 universe loader is point-in-time to mitigate survivorship bias before capacity estimation.
S8 · Stress testing · Gold Standard v2 · 13 sections · 7 appendices · 10 numeric integrity rules · 3-layer QA
No green ticks. Structural refusal on any failure.
Institutional stress reports built to clear external regulator / auditor walkthrough on first review. The Gold Standard v2 template is the authoritative reference: 13 sections, 7 appendices, 10 numeric integrity rules. A machine-readable JSON Schema (draft 2020-12) with 17 top-level required fields backs the structural contract. The publication gate runs in three QA layers; failure on any layer returns a structured rejection — no green ticks, no soft warnings.
JSON Schema draft 2020-12 · 17 top-level required
3-layer QA gate · 13 rules · 38 passing tests
No green ticks — structural refusal on any failure.
17 top-level required fields enforced by schema validator. Missing or malformed structure → BLOCKED_HARD_FAIL with structured rejection.
Verifies all 15 critical sections are present and non-empty. Placeholder semantics in the template (Jinja skeleton) prevent accidental fabrication — missing values render as data-pending, never as zeros.
Waterfall vs Monte Carlo ≤ 1.0% · factor sums = 100% · champion-challenger |Δ| bounds · capital-floor breach detection · reverse-stress LCR ≥ 30 days · variation-from-prior detection · Level-3 IPV trigger. Failure → structured rejection with rule-tag.
Every stress report ships with all twelve.
Honest scope. Stress Gold v2 is the publication contract: structure, schema, integrity, and sign-off discipline. Closed today: 13-section template · 7-appendix scaffold · 10-rule numeric integrity battery · 3-layer QA gate · 38 passing tests · n-of-m signature ledger · reproducibility manifest. Pending first paid pilot: realised PnL backtest on the client’s actual book · live integration with client-side MRM register · full external-MRM walkthrough · SOC 2 Type II attestation.
S9 · SR 26-2 compliance · six pillars · verifiable · honest failure guards
Real, not green-tick. Structural mechanism, not self-attestation.
The Federal Reserve / OCC / FDIC SR 26-2 framework is implemented as six verifiable pillars — each backed by structural mechanism, not by self-attestation. Honest Failure Guards refuse to emit green ticks if lineage / parity / chain integrity is not confirmed. Materiality Assessment (risk × exposure × purpose) tiers each model to HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW and sets validation cadence accordingly.
Engine name + version + Git SHA stamped on every report and every audit-log entry. No model runs anonymously; no report ships without versioned engine provenance.
Lineage statistics, freshness markers, data vintage, per-source Data Quality Index (DQI), missingness map. BCBS 239 readiness anchored in the lineage dashboard.
DCF + DDM + RIM + multiples + blended composite on every research report. Champion-challenger comparison mandatory on every stress report — no monoculture methodology.
Cross-provider parity check (A2), walk-forward backtesting tables (B1), Brier-score calibration. Outcomes are tested empirically, not asserted in narrative.
Explicit Known Limitations section + Open Issues / Accepted Risk Register on every stress report. What the model cannot do is disclosed alongside what it can.
Append-only SHA-256 hash chain with verify_chain() tamper detection. Reproducibility manifest enables byte-identical external replay. Distribution audit chain logs every report dispatch.
verify_chain(), the report is gated. Green ticks are not the default — verification is. This is the structural meaning of Governor Always on the research side: no inference path bypasses the gate.
S10 · Provenance, audit & reproducibility · snapshot · parity · audit log · distribution
Every artefact byte-reproducible by an external validator.
Every report, stress test, evidence pack is reproducible byte-for-byte by an external validator. Four layered mechanisms make this possible: snapshot store with SHA-256 manifest, cross-provider parity check, immutable hash-chained audit log, and append-only distribution audit chain.
Parquet snapshot per report · SHA-256 manifest
Every report is persisted as a Parquet snapshot with a SHA-256 manifest covering all input data, configuration, and intermediate state. A replay_report command reproduces byte-identical output from the snapshot — the standard test an external regulator or MRM auditor runs first.
Multi-vendor drift detection with tolerance bands
Every numeric input is fetched from at least two independent providers (institutional vendor · regulatory filings · market-data adapter) and compared with explicit tolerance bands. Drift exceeding policy threshold triggers a flag in the QA gate; the report does not ship green if parity is unresolved.
SHA-256 hash chain · append-only · verify_chain()
Every decision, generation, and dispatch event writes to a SHA-256 hash-chained audit log. The chain is append-only by construction; verify_chain() detects tampering at any point. External auditors can verify the entire chain integrity in a single pass.
Recipient · IP · PDF SHA-256 · classification · timestamp
Every external distribution (PDF download, email, API export) writes to an append-only chained log: recipient, source IP, PDF SHA-256, classification level, timestamp. PDFs ship with visible classification watermark and invisible metadata anchor — institutional information governance, end-to-end.
git_sha + container_digest + rng_seed + input_sha256 + expected_output_sha256 + replay_command
— the six elements that allow an external validator to replay any report and verify byte-identical output, without access to live data or model internals.
S11 · Multi-tenant SaaS posture · tenant registry · region tag · GDPR residency
Embedded hosting at the institutional client. Isolation is structural.
Designed for embedded hosting at the institutional client under strict data-residency constraints. Every API request resolves a TenantContext; data lives under a per-tenant root path; region tag travels with every artefact for GDPR / regional compliance traceability.
Identity, region, lifecycle
JSON-backed TenantRecord per institutional customer: tenant_id, name, region, status (active / suspended), created_at, suspended_at. CLI-managed lifecycle: register / list / suspend. Tenant identity is the unit of audit, not the user.
TenantContext on every request
Every API request flows through a TenantContext that pins the request to a specific tenant_id, data root path, and region tag. There is no shared mutable state across tenants; isolation is structural.
Keys bound to tenant_id
API keys are minted against a specific tenant. The require_api_key decorator enforces g.tenant for every authenticated endpoint — no cross-tenant data access through key reuse. Key issuance and revocation through CLI.
Region travels with every artefact
Each tenant carries a region tag (jurisdiction). The tag travels with every report, snapshot, and distribution log entry — GDPR data-residency traceability without operational overhead. Cross-region exports are gated at the tenancy layer.
S12 · Public API & commercial productisation · bearer-auth tiers · rate-limited · watermarked · audit-logged
Trial · Standard · Institutional — three commercial tiers.
Public API surface designed for trial, standard, and institutional tiers, with explicit rate limits, SLA, watermarking, and distribution audit. Full integration spec released under standard NDA.
Trial · Standard · Institutional
Bearer-token authentication with three commercial tiers. Custom response headers expose RateLimit-* counters, X-SAA-Tenant, X-SAA-Region. Public SLA page documents tier matrix and uptime commitments. Institutional tier supports dedicated rate envelope and priority queue.
Per-tier envelope · header-exposed
Request throttling per IP, per API key, per tenant, per tier. RateLimit-Limit, RateLimit-Remaining, and RateLimit-Reset headers on every response. Burst tolerance and refill rate calibrated per tier; institutional clients receive priority routing.
Visible classification + invisible PDF metadata
Visible classification overlay (CONFIDENTIAL / INTERNAL) rendered into the PDF on every page. Invisible audit metadata embedded in PDF properties: report ID, SHA-256, classification, timestamp, distribution context. Distribution audit chain anchors the document back to the recipient.
Operator tooling · key management · pack builders
Command-line tooling for API-key minting and revocation, factor-attribution report builder, GIPS composite report builder, capacity-analysis builder, validation-pack builder, evidence-pack builder, and report replay (--strict mode for byte-identical verification).
Exact endpoint paths, auth scopes, rate limits, and retention configuration are operational detail and released under standard integration NDA — not disclosed publicly.
S13 · AI & ML capabilities · NVIDIA NIM · RAG · validator-shielded generation · translation
Seven AI surfaces. All schema-validated.
- RAG for Peer Comparison — Retrieval-Augmented Generation using NVIDIA NIM for intelligent peer selection and contextual comparison narratives beyond simple metric tables
- DCF Reasoning — LLM-powered explanation of DCF assumptions, sensitivity-analysis interpretation, and scenario narrative generation under a strict schema validator
- AI Report Generator — Automated executive-summary writing with institutional tone, key-risk callouts, and actionable conclusions — under the buy-side schema validator with deterministic fallback
- Translations — NIM-powered institutional-grade report translation (EN ↔ RU) maintaining financial-terminology precision and disclosure faithfulness
- Signal Extraction — Natural-language processing of news articles and earnings transcripts for actionable signal identification, with provenance to source citation
- Portfolio Optimisation — constrained mean-variance optimisation with efficient-frontier visualisation and risk-budget constraints
- Price Predictor & Sentiment — ML-based short-term price-trajectory modelling and multi-source sentiment aggregation, with explicit confidence bands
S14 · Technology stack · backend · persistence · security · infrastructure
WSGI + async · polyglot persistence · JWT + bearer · containerised.
Backend
Modern Python service layer combining a synchronous WSGI surface for stable rendering of institutional reports with an asynchronous API surface for high-throughput endpoints. Standard scientific-Python stack underneath. Report Agent pipeline with SharedContext and session memory; bulk-analysis endpoint for portfolio-level processing. Specific framework choices are operational detail.
Persistence & Cache
Polyglot persistence: relational primary store for users, reports, audit logs, watchlists, and tenant registry; in-process OLAP layer for fast analytical queries; in-memory hot store for report cache, session state, and rate-limit counters; Parquet snapshot store for byte-replayable audit artefacts.
Security & Auth
JWT-based authentication with OWASP-recommended password hashing and role-based access control. Bearer-token auth for API tiers. CORS and CSP headers, compliance audit logging, optional vendor API keys via environment variables, and session / tenant isolation for multi-tenant environments.
Infrastructure & DevOps
Containerised deployment with auto-restart and rolling-deploy support. Hot-reload for report-narrative enhancements (narrative-generator fixes pick up on next request without service restart). Health probes per component. Specific runtime, orchestrator, and host provider choices are operational detail.
S15 · Regulatory framework crosswalk · 16 frameworks · mechanism-anchored
Each framework points to the structural mechanism that produces the evidence.
Sixteen regulatory frameworks crosswalked to the explicit system mechanism that implements them. No green-tick attestation: each cell points to the structural mechanism (engine, gate, ledger, manifest) that produces the evidence.
| Regulation | Where it lives in the system |
|---|---|
| Federal Reserve SR 26-2 (supersedes SR 11-7) | Six-pillar verifier · materiality assessment · model-risk capital add-on · audit trail · compliance-and-math verification dossier |
| SR 14-7 (Stress Testing) | Reverse stress test mandatory · 9-quarter capital trajectory |
| OCC 2011-12 (Model Risk Management) | Champion-challenger · model-risk reserve quantification |
| Basel III / IV | CET1 · T1 · TC · LR floors in capital-trajectory breach detection |
| BCBS 248 / 295 | LCR · NSFR survival horizon · CFP trigger map |
| BCBS 239 | Data-quality dashboard · lineage · missingness map |
| EBA GL/2018/04 | Reverse stress test · scenario coherence test (Mahalanobis) |
| PRA SS 1/16 | Reverse stress test |
| TCFD | Climate stress section · physical / transition / market split |
| NGFS Phase IV | Net Zero 2050 / Delayed / Current / Fragmented scenarios |
| PCAF | WACI · Financed Emissions · Implied Temperature Rise |
| IFRS 9 / 13 | ECL staging · fair-value hierarchy (Level 1 / 2 / 3) + IPV trigger |
| GIPS (CFA Institute) | TWR · composite · dispersion · ex-post σ · tracking error |
| CFA Institute MRR | Mandatory disclosures · valuation reconciliation · three-statement integrity |
| SOC 2 | Readiness checklist in evidence pack · pillar-narrative anchors |
| GDPR | Tenant data residency · region tag in TenantContext · cross-region export gate |
S16 · Architecture · six layers · one gate · presentation → services → QA gate → core → storage → observability
The QA gate is mandatory. No publication path bypasses it.
End-to-end architecture in six layers. The QA / Validation Gate sits between the service layer and the core engines — every artefact passes through it before reaching distribution. No publication path bypasses the gate.
Server-rendered institutional dashboard · per-ticker report templates · track-record / GIPS / SLO / SLA / Stress-Gold views · institutional toolkit panel (14 capability cards per per-ticker report)
V2 14-section generator · buy-side exec-summary · business-model SWOT · multi-model valuation orchestrator
Bearer auth · TenantContext · rate-limit envelope · granular health probes · commercial CLI surface
Async queue + DLQ · verdict-html viewer · Reports & Verdicts Registry · latency p50 / p95 / p99 analytics
Every artefact passes the gate. No exception path. The gate emits one of three verdicts:
Monte Carlo (100k paths) · operator splitting · hybrid engine · full-sim orchestrator · comprehensive risk · optional GPU handoff to ARIN22 deterministic kernel (0.298 ms)
Multi-provider market-data adapter · regulatory filings (10-K / 10-Q) · Fama-French factor library · ARIN22 corpus · cross-provider parity (A2) · point-in-time S&P 500 universe
Immutable SHA-256 hash chain · snapshot store · distribution log · reproducibility manifest · verify_chain tamper detection
Byte-replayable Parquet snapshots · relational primary for reports / users / watchlists · JSON-backed tenant registry with region tag · append-only SHA-256 hash-chained audit log
Availability · latency · cross-provider parity · audit-chain integrity · snapshot writeability — with error-budget burn-rate and PagerDuty sink. Runbooks: incident · DR · on-call escalation · deployment · rollback.
S17 · Production operations · SRE-grade · 5 SLOs · error-budget burn-rate · runbooks
SRE discipline. Five SLOs. Pluggable sinks. Public SLO dashboard.
Production operations are run at SRE discipline: five service-level objectives with error-budget burn-rate alerts, pluggable sinks (log / PagerDuty), a published SLO dashboard, granular health probes per component, complete runbook coverage, and CI / CD that ends with a smoke /health check after each deploy.
5 SLOs · error-budget burn-rate
Five service-level objectives tracked: availability, latency, cross-provider parity, audit-chain integrity, snapshot writeability. Error-budget burn-rate alerts dispatch through pluggable sinks (structured log · PagerDuty). Public SLO dashboard at /slo.
Incident · DR · on-call · deployment
Complete runbook coverage: SLO-breach playbook, disaster-recovery procedures, on-call escalation policy, deployment runbook, rollback runbook. Every alert points to the runbook anchor; no on-call engineer has to invent the response under pressure.
Granular per-component health
Multiple health endpoints, one per critical subsystem: overall service, registry, distribution, tenancy, audit chain, snapshot store. Health is not a single boolean — it is a structured map per component, ready for upstream load-balancer integration.
git push → deploy → smoke /health
CI / CD pipeline: git push triggers automated deploy, service restart, and smoke /health check. Hot-reload supported for report-narrative enhancements — fixes to the narrative-generation layer pick up on the next request without service restart, keeping the latency-sensitive path warm.
S18 · Disclaimer · institutional research · not investment advice
This platform is for institutional research, model-risk-management, and educational purposes. Analytical outputs, reports, scores, stress results, and AI-generated content are not investment advice. All investment, hedging, and capital-allocation decisions must be based on the institutional user’s own independent analysis, internal model-risk and compliance review, and consultation with qualified financial, legal, and regulatory advisors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Reports designated data-pending, BLOCKED_HARD_FAIL, or DEGRADED_ALLOWED must not be relied on for institutional decision-making until cleared through the standard QA gate.
Related · seven production modules · ARIN-synthesised verdicts
Module 05 of 07.
Investment Dashboard is Module 05 of 07 in the Sovereign Risk Infrastructure. The six sister modules: ARIN (Module 01 — central 22-agent decision council), Global Risk Intelligence (Module 02 — physical-financial digital twins), News Analytics (Module 03 — narrative intelligence), Risk Analyzer (Module 04 — portfolio VaR / CVaR with the ARIN22 deterministic kernel), Digital Assets Analytics (Module 06 — AA-D rating model), and KOKON (Module 07 — control plane, governance, and agent calibration). When sub-second risk math is required, modules call the ARIN22 deterministic kernel (0.298 ms per closed-form revaluation, 1,008-job sampler-independence validated on 8×H100). See the full Platform overview.
