An Open Source Architecture for Modernizing Market Risk Managem...
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A concrete open source architecture surfaces: an event-driven, modular framework that uses hybrid cloud bursting, containers and Kubernetes, GPUs for Monte Carlo-heavy market/credit risk (FRTB and climate scenarios), and caching (Hazelcast/Infinispan) to keep hot inputs local. It pairs intelligent orchestration and DevSecOps to shrink model deployment from the typical six to nine months toward continuous delivery, supports 74‑day lookbacks, and is presented as a practical, pilot-ready blueprint rather than a packaged product.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Why Open Source
- 1:52Risk Management
- 2:24Types of Risk
- 2:55Value at Risk
- 4:28Challenges
- 7:41New Technologies
- 9:30Process Improvements
- 10:52The Journey
- 14:32Hybrid Cloud
- 20:19Intelligent Orchestration
- 26:11Wrap Up
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