Key features

LISA, with its user-friendly interface, will help your company to:

  • Ensure executive oversight and governance through integrated liquidity risk analysis
  • Enhance liquidity analysis, stress testing and scenario testing by modeling the impact of mitigating strategies
  • Improve control of liquidity by putting key trend information and liquidity ratio reports in the hands of executives on a timely basis
  • Ensure regulatory readiness, and automate computation of Liquidity Coverage Ration (LCR) and Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR).

You are backed by a team of liquidity risk and regulatory reporting experts who constantly interpret and assess the impact of new regulations.

Liquidity management dashboard

  • Display impact of any stress test or any part of it, filtered by line, currency or other characteristics
  • Shows inflow, outflow, net and cumulative impacts, before and after applicable stress tests for any date on fully scalable graphical interface over any timeline horizon
  • User-definable graphics enable selection of preferred presentation for key management information outputs
  • Management of Liquid Asset Buffer and split view of regulator-classified assets and internally viewed assets, includes functions to model fire-sale, early draw down of contingency funding and other relevant liquidity risk management operations
  • Fully documents date, tests, results and other settings into web-presented outputs which provide your senior management view over a hyperlink from anywhere.

Stress test dashboard

  • Compare stress tests over time, or compare different tests on the same data, or the same test split by different currency or business unit
  • Drillable graphical presentation of inflows and outflows
  • Views of granular detail of records to filter out the business lines directly impacted by stress tests
  • All results and audit trails exportable to external information systems or may be driven to Lombard Risk MIS for management information purposes.

Stress test management

  • Extensive pre-defined stress tests provide a quick start for any set-up and include an array of tests for many key liquidity risk types including Wholesale funding, Intra-group, Intra-day, Cross-currency, Retail funding, Off balance sheet, Franchise-viability risk, Marketable assets, Non-marketable assets and Funding diversification risks
  • All stress tests also fully client-definable by a combination of any number of scenarios.  You can set up as many stress tests as you require in order to automate your liquidity risk management policy.
  • Library of stress tests may be switched on or off, or re-ordered, at any time and whenever risk appetite or market or idiosyncratic circumstances change
  • Automated inclusion or exclusion of any tranche of data from your stress tests at any level or granularity available in your data or at any roll-up level, including Regulatory line totals.
  • Fully self-documents stress test including triggers and impacts.

Data management console

  • Enables mapping of multiple descriptors including product, customer type, country or any other code to a common standard for reporting purposes via automated data loading
  • Loads data including cash flow data from your live production systems
  • Uploads adjustments data or business planning what-if non-production data such as contingency funding plan data, data regarding new lines of business or disposals or group structure changes

Regulatory reporting integration – with Lombard Risk REPORTER

  • As-is views of regulator-defined liquidity reports (e.g. UK FSA047, FSA048)
  • Stressed views of regulatory reports showing before and after impacts
  • Automated detailed analysis of regulatory data including key asset/liability ratios, sources of funding, structural funding ratios including LCR and NSFR. 
  • Detailed liability profile and analysis chart with Term and Withdrawable values
  • Adjustable stress factors and modeling of behavioural assumptions
  • Automated monitoring of liquidity requirements vs liquidity buffer and detailed survival analysis