Ontonix offers quantitative analysis of risk-based capital reporting data to detect hidden fragilities that conventional analysis may miss. Their Quantitative Complexity Management technology analyzes Basel compliance data to expose vulnerabilities and provide a measure of the quality of the compliance process. They promise this analysis will give insights to improve compliance and pinpoint potential problems. They provide pricing for the analysis service starting at $50,000 for small regional banks up to $250,000 for global top 10 banks.

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Ontonix S.r.l. Piazza G. Mazzini 2, 22100 Como, Italy, www.ontonix.com
December 24, 2014
Risk-Based Capital Reporting – Diagnosing Data and pinpointing hidden fragilities
Dear Sir,
The implementation of BASEL is a multi-disciplinary task involving complex data. However, high
complexity can often hide fragility. A highly complex system may perform well but be vulnerable at the
same time. Our focus is on detecting hidden problems in apparently healthy systems. This is something
that conventional techniques are unable to do.
Ontonix atypical data analysis technology, known as QCM (Quantitative Complexity Management),
analyzes data for hidden fragilities. A Basel compliance process can indicate an apparently healthy
situation, which in some cases may hide vulnerabilities. Our analysis exposes such vulnerabilities and
provides a global measure of quality of the compliance process.
By sharing BIS Basel mandated data, Ontonix will process it and quantify its fragility, providing your
Basel implementation team precious insights, helping to accelerate the process and improve your
compliance pinpointing potential problems. All data shall be treated as strictly confidential.
The cost for QCM-based Basel compliance data analysis is as follows:
Global Top-10 Bank $US 250,000
National Top-10 Bank $US 125,000
Tier-2 Bank $US 75,000
Small regional bank $US 50,000
If you wish to diagnose the quality of your Basel compliance data, please contact us.
Yours truly,
Alexander Kopriwa
VP of Global Business Development