Glossary

Every term between trade and settlement.

Chat-Based Trade Capture

Chat-based trade capture converts trade details from messages into structured trade records with instrument resolution, account context, validation, review, and audit evidence.

Classification of Financial Instruments (CFI)

The ISO 10962 six-character code that classifies an instrument’s type and attributes for settlement, tax, corporate actions, controls, and reporting.

Cloud Native Investment Accounting

Cloud native investment accounting is an event-driven accounting architecture for institutional portfolios, using controlled APIs, scalable processing, data lineage, reconciliation evidence, security controls, and resilient cloud infrastructure.

Cloud-Native Capital Markets Platform

Post-trade infrastructure built on containerized, event-driven architecture — scaling elastically to settlement demand, deploying regulatory changes without downtime, and processing every trade event in real time rather than overnight batches.

Conversational Books and Records

Conversational books and records are permissioned natural-language workflows for querying regulated records while preserving source citations, retention, supervision, and audit evidence.

Conversational Finance

Conversational finance is a controlled natural-language interface for financial records, workflow intent, approvals, and evidence across trading, post-trade, compliance, and reporting.

Conversational Finance Ops

Conversational finance for investment operations is a permissioned natural-language interface over operating records: the question, the entitled sources, the cited evidence, and a workflow action that still needs approval.

Corporate Action Processing

Corporate action processing is the operational workflow that captures issuer events, calculates per-account entitlements, and reconciles cash and position changes against custodian records.

Counterparty Risk Management

The identification and control of risk that a counterparty fails to settle a trade, exposing the surviving party to replacement cost or principal loss.