DPM is an advanced pecuniary tool for a financial broker dealer to maximize the performance of portfolios. DPM provides automate position allocation, employs settlement algorithm, and maximize collateral based on dealer's desired outcome.
The software analyzes mass of volume, variety and velocity big data and a set of customized requirements to construct portfolios that is essentially about perform collateral in an efficient mix of assets. By achieving the right mix of assets can put the collateral into the best use. DPM is programmed to understand the factors that drive performance, liquidity, asset exposure and manager-specific uncorrelated returns from real-time big data. Such as for 2014, DPM selects benchmarking-agnostic algorithm to position around market risks, allocates much less risky in a rising-rate environment core bonds, avoids much more uncertain long-term, fixed-rate bonds, and favors event-driven, relative value strategies. DPM even goes further to evaluate management activities of each position, weighs up both active and passive investment vehicles, and makes a starting reasonable point to expect a good year for risk assets under programmed watch of volatility.
The Maximizer is not only takes full advantage of your collateral but also takes risk management as one of factors in our algorithm. The software evaluates real-time big data and historical big data because the understanding of evolved and evolving economy after having undergone successive structural instabilities and having led economy to the current multi-level structures of elements. To employ complex events encompass evolutionary processes in general, and obtain political, social, cultural, economic, technological, psychological and philosophical aspects of our risk algorithm. What matters over the past and what happens currently are factors used into new dimensions and conceptual aspects of the software.
In this year, for example, based on past year data risk remains on central bank liquidity for a portfolio. In United States, markets may challenge the new Federal Reserve leadership, and air pockets may occur as interest rates become higher. In Japan, the monetary and fiscal experiment Bank of Japan has embarked is another risk concern factor. European Central Bank and Bank of England are holding back. All of these central bank policies can cause market disruption by any small missteps or reversal of economy confidence. In addition to above risk factor, DPM is programmed to look into further risk factors, such too much too soon inflation may force monetary policy to be defensive and tightened; such as the income growth, financial confidence, consumption and capital expenditure; such as politics is on the top of risk factors, important midterm elections may distract US market, the oppositions may bring adversity to emerging markets; such as limited corporate investment, hiring, capital expenditure, merger and acquisition activities. These are just example factors in DPM risk algorithm.
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