All the Portfolio Risk Analytics Tools you need in One Platform.

Genesis Risk Monitor gives analysts a single environment for portfolio analytics, backtesting context, correlation analysis, market risk monitoring, and stress testing without relying on fragmented spreadsheet workflows.

Risk analytics dashboard with holdings, factor attribution, and portfolio risk metrics
Platform | Risk Analytics | Portfolio decomposition

See where risk is actually concentrated in the portfolio.

The risk analytics layer decomposes portfolio behaviour by holding, factor, and model group so analysts can identify whether market risk comes from broad beta, factor crowding, or a narrow set of names.

  • Portfolio decompositionMove from top-line exposure to security-level contribution analysis.
  • Correlation coefficient reviewInspect cross-asset and intra-portfolio dependencies side by side.
  • Market risk controlsMonitor the metrics that matter before rebalancing or hedging.
  • Attribution-ready analyticsKeep the same inputs across dashboards, reports, and review workflows.
Factor exposure and risk decomposition analytics
Analytics | Factor exposure and decomposition

Run stress tests that translate scenarios into portfolio impact.

Historical replay and custom shock analysis turn abstract market-risk questions into concrete P&L, NAV, drawdown, and recovery estimates. That makes stress testing a repeatable review process instead of an ad hoc exercise.

  • Historical stress testsCompare current holdings against crisis periods and regime breaks.
  • Custom scenario designDefine rate, credit, FX, equity, and macro shocks in one workflow.
  • Drawdown analysisReview scenario impact as a portfolio path, not a single number.
  • Portfolio review cadenceUse the same stress-test view in research, allocation, and committee prep.
Stress testing and scenario engine with drawdown waterfall and impact summary
Analytics | Stress testing and market risk scenarios

A repeatable workflow for backtesting, portfolio review, and market risk control.

The goal is not to produce more charts. It is to give analysts a sequence for understanding how the portfolio behaves, what drives risk, and how stress scenarios change that picture.

01

Load Portfolio Inputs

Bring holdings, returns, benchmarks, and macro context into the shared analytics layer.

02

Measure Portfolio Risk

Calculate Value at Risk, contribution to risk, concentration, and correlation coefficient behaviour.

03

Run Stress Tests

Replay historical shocks or define custom scenarios to quantify market risk and drawdown impact.

04

Review And Report

Turn the same analytics into research notes, review-ready visuals, and operating workflows.

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Build your risk analytics workflow on one platform.

Start with a workspace for portfolio analytics, stress testing, correlation review, and market risk monitoring that can be used every day, not just at month-end.