DEMOS

Demos: data brought into focus

Each demo takes one place where capital markets data blurs and brings it into focus — a NAV move explained, a trade traced to the ledger, an issuer event traced to every fund it touches. Start with the interactive graph. Videos stream only; they are shared for fellow practitioners to watch, not to download.

Interactive demo

One fund, one week. Every record, linked and checked.

INTERACTIVE · NAV OVERSIGHT · TRACED, EXPLAINED, AGREED

One Week of a Fund's NAV, as a Live Graph

Five days of a fictional fund's books as an explorable graph: trades, prices, ledger lines and the 301 checks that ran on them, so every number can be traced, explained and agreed. Take the narrated tour or click around yourself.

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OVERVIEW · EXPLAINED

NAV Explainability: The Executive Overview

Why a single daily number — NAV per share — is deceptively hard to explain fast when it moves, and how a knowledge graph changes that.

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NAV OVERSIGHT · TRADE → NAV · TRACED

Isolating a Trade's Effect on NAV

A security sale moves NAV and realizes a gain — tracing precisely how much of the day's change came from that one transaction, lot to ledger to net asset value.

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NAV OVERSIGHT · PRICE SOURCE → NAV · EXPLAINED

Tracing a NAV Move to Its Price Source

NAV per share falls while markets are flat — walking the knowledge graph down from the daily number to the exact price-source and FX movement that caused it.

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BLAST RADIUS · ISSUER EVENT → FUNDS · TRACED

Issuer Event Impact, Traced in One Query

A material event at an illustrative bank counterparty — tracing in one graph traversal every fund it touches, who has to act, and the evidence behind each link.

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