With increasing interoperability across a huge variety of applications, the ecosystem needs standard canvases for everyone to paint on, otherwise integration stalls out.
Accelerate projects with value-add canvases around multiple asset classes or aggregate displays.
It’s hard to see all of your holdings or analyses in one place unless you’re in Excel, and even then it takes work. With Expero’s Finance toolkit, not only will you start with “batteries included” equities and IEX data, but you also have the ability to expand to integrate multiple feeds, proprietary data, and reporting across data feeds and time.
Use common data models for a growing list of asset classes and events to enable a single view across multiple applications. Ultimately enable low/no-code visualization (unlike developer-focused JavaScript libraries) and alerts.
Showing holdings and trades involves a lot more than a “super grid”. A first-class capital markets grid needs to:
Sophisticated trading and transactional systems are powerful enablers, but it’s difficult to see a common position across all of them. The Expero Bitemporal Book of Record is an event-driven database system capable of subsecond updates and queries to enable a single view across multiple asset classes in order to power analytics, fund reporting, and strategic decisions. Expero provides a base multi-asset time series database schema, and customers extend it with their needed features.
Security & portfolio analytics are stuck in a batch world with few real-time scenario analysis or recommendation tools. Compliance for increasingly complex and OTC instruments requires leaning on many niche systems, if available at all. The Dataflow engine integrates with a security master system and event feeds, enabling real-time analytics and compliance calculations to inform traders and portfolio managers. Expero provides the high performance engine, you provide the rules and data feeds. The resulting analytics can be used via API and datatable integrations, or viewed in the holdings grid as live updates.
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