ActiveViam, a global leader in real-time, multidimensional risk analytics for capital markets, announced that Leonteq has implemented Atoti, ActiveViam’s flagship analytics platform, to calculate Market Risk Capital Charges under the Standardized Approach of the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (SA-FRTB). Atoti is now being used by Leonteq as its official FRTB reporting solution to the FINMA.
The implementation comes as Switzerland formally introduced FRTB requirements for banks on January 1, 2025, with FINMA recently extending the regulation’s scope to include Leonteq. Once regulatory timelines were confirmed, Leonteq evaluated several vendor solutions, with a strong focus on integration capabilities with its existing pricing engines and the ability to meet tight delivery deadlines. Following a detailed assessment, Atoti was selected as the preferred solution.
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Atoti provides Leonteq with ready-to-use dashboards and preconfigured reports aligned with FINMA’s regulatory requirements, while also delivering advanced analytics consistent with ISDA Unit Tests. Beyond regulatory reporting, the platform enables what-if analysis, capital charge decomposition, and deep drill-down capabilities that support both regulatory compliance and internal risk management.
Leonteq worked closely with ActiveViam’s customer success team and successfully moved the solution into production within six months. The speed of deployment, supported by ActiveViam’s prior FRTB implementation experience, was a key factor in meeting regulatory deadlines without compromising analytical depth or operational stability.
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Eric Schaanning, Chief Risk Officer of Leonteq, said the rapid implementation has significantly improved the firm’s ability to control and report FRTB capital charges. He noted that both front-office traders and risk controllers can now seamlessly analyze figures at multiple levels, bringing greater transparency, oversight, and flexibility to internal risk processes.
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Shelly Magee, CEO of ActiveViam, said the deployment reflects a deepened partnership with Leonteq and demonstrates ActiveViam’s commitment to simplifying the complexity of FRTB implementation. She added that delivering an ultra-fast, production-ready FRTB solution highlights ActiveViam’s focus on helping financial institutions meet regulatory requirements efficiently and with confidence
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