Use case

Regulatory alignment with governance-ready artifacts — every cycle.

When regulators (and internal policy) require repeatable process, the gap is rarely “more analysis”. It’s standardized documentation: scenarios, boundaries, limits, attribution, and decision language that survives review. Hedgtrade makes your workflow committee-ready by default.

Operating boundary: decision-support & analytics only. No execution. No custody. Not legal advice — artifacts are designed to support your internal governance & compliance review.
At a glance

What changes with Hedgtrade

  • Less narrative drift → standardized “regime + scenarios” language
  • Clearer action levels → explicit boundaries & invalidation
  • Faster reviews → consistent pack structure + exports
  • Cleaner audit trail → decision record + exception hooks
Best first step: Demo Pack → walkthrough → Pilot on your universe.
Common challenges
  • Risk discussions are narrative-driven and hard to audit after the fact.
  • Triggers, limits, and invalidation rules live in people’s heads — not templates.
  • Evidence is scattered across decks, chats, and ad-hoc spreadsheets.
  • Different teams produce different formats → inconsistent oversight.
  • Vendor questionnaires force manual assembly of materials.
How Hedgtrade helps
  • Standardized decision framing: regime → scenarios → boundaries → attribution → action.
  • Governance-ready packs: consistent sections, language, and evidence fields.
  • Limits & breach hooks: thresholds, exceptions, review notes (where applicable).
  • Stress + VaR/ES artifacts: repeatable risk summaries for committee cadence.
  • Exportable deliverables: PDF/ZIP packs designed for compliance + procurement review.

Outcomes

Cleaner audit trail

Repeatable pack structure captures what you knew and why you acted.

Consistent governance language

Boundaries, triggers, and invalidation rules are explicit — not implied.

Faster compliance reviews

Procurement questions map to one coherent artifact set.

Regulatory themes mapped to Hedgtrade artifacts

Practical mapping for procurement/compliance conversations (not legal advice). Your firm’s policies and local rules apply.

Region Regulator / framework Typical review focus Hedgtrade support Artifacts
US
SEC (Advisers Act)
Governance, documentation, evidence of process
Documented risk process • consistent decision rationale • oversight trail • model/process controls
Standardized weekly pack + scenario/boundary framework so decisions are captured consistently for review.
Weekly brief (PDF) • Risk/Scenario pack (PDF) • Limits/breaches export • Disclosures
US
FINRA (broker / research controls)
Supervision, communications controls
Supervisory review evidence • standardized outputs • disclosures & distribution controls
Repeatable templates + exportable packs designed for controlled sharing and review cadence.
Standard brief templates • Exported packs (PDF/ZIP) • Disclosure blocks
US
CFTC / NFA
Risk disclosures, recordkeeping
Stress discipline • drawdown controls • evidence of how risk posture is reviewed
Stress libraries + scenario boundaries + attribution so hedging/limits discussions are operationalized.
Stress outcomes library • Scenario maps • Attribution summaries
UK
FCA
Governance, oversight, risk controls
Consistency across teams • escalation paths • evidence of oversight and controls
Governance pack templates + limits/exception hooks aligned to a repeatable oversight cadence.
Committee-ready pack exports • Limits/breaches notes • Security overview
EU
MiFID II
Process controls, transparency
Clear research vs advice boundary • reporting consistency • governance documentation
Decision-support framing + pack exports with consistent disclosures and sections.
Disclosures • Pack exports (PDF) • Methodology 1-pager
EU
AIFMD / UCITS (risk mgmt expectations)
Risk monitoring, stress testing
Stress testing discipline • risk limits • evidence of monitoring and escalation
Stress/VaR/ES artifacts + limits/breaches support a repeatable risk monitoring cadence.
Risk/Scenario pack • Limits framework exports • Weekly brief
SG
MAS (risk governance expectations)
Controls, governance, documentation
Governance cadence • stress testing • documentation of decisions and exceptions
Pack + limits + consistent decision language; designed for procurement and internal review flows.
Risk/Scenario pack • Limits/breaches register • Security overview
HK
SFC (internal controls)
Supervision, documented process
Process evidence • controls around inputs/models • standard reporting templates
Consistent artifacts + procurement materials mapped to common vendor review lines.
Methodology 1-pager • Security overview • Sample weekly brief
JP
JFSA (governance)
Risk controls, documentation
Repeatable governance process • stress/limits discipline • documentation for review
Committee-ready packs + scenario/boundary language for consistent internal governance.
Pack exports • Scenario boundaries • Audit-friendly summaries
AU
ASIC (risk management expectations)
Governance, oversight
Oversight evidence • limits discipline • documentation of process and exceptions
Standard pack + limits/exception hooks support consistent oversight and reporting.
Weekly brief • Risk/Scenario pack • Procurement pack materials
Note: This table is intentionally “procurement-friendly” (what reviewers ask for → what artifacts you can provide). If you tell me your target region(s), I’ll tighten the rows and wording to match the exact buyer jurisdiction.

How the workflow runs (weekly cadence)

1) Regime

Define risk posture

Standard language for volatility state, trend/chop, and what changed vs last review.

2) Scenarios

Baseline vs stress

Write scenarios down with triggers — remove ambiguity from “what would make us act”.

3) Boundaries

Limits & invalidation

Decision levels, invalidation rules, and what escalates to the committee.

4) Attribution

Explain drivers

Contributors, overlap, and concentration flags — so reviewers see what matters.

5) Record

Export & evidence

Export the pack, capture exceptions, and keep a consistent “why” trail for review.

See it on your universe

We’ll map your governance requirements (limits, escalation, disclosures) and show the full artifact flow: regime → scenarios → boundaries → attribution → export.