Advisor platforms

Genesis Risk Monitor vs Nitrogen (formerly Riskalyze)

Nitrogen's Risk Center centers a 1–99 Risk Number, risk tolerance questionnaires, the 95% Historical Range, stress tests, statement capture, and proposals. Genesis Risk Monitor centers portfolio evidence, quantitative risk, model comparison, research, and editable proposals.

A useful comparison starts with the decision

Nitrogen fits risk-tolerance conversations; Genesis Risk Monitor fits deeper portfolio measures and advisor-controlled proposals.

This page compares the relevant Nitrogen workflow with Genesis Risk Monitor and does not infer undocumented absences or replace vendor diligence.

Where the documented workflows differ

Genesis Risk Monitor and Nitrogen comparison
At a glance
Risk approach VaR, Expected Shortfall, factors, concentration Risk Number, tolerance, 95% Historical Range
Pricing model Published monthly plans; Proposal Builder from Pro at $138.99/month Risk Center $199/month; Complete Bundle $495/month
Documented capabilities
Portfolio allocation and risk Allocation, concentration, volatility, drawdown, correlation, factors, scenarios, and stress workflows. Reviewed Nitrogen sources describe the vendor's own workflow; this review does not characterize a broader portfolio-risk implementation.
VaR and Expected Shortfall Value at Risk and Expected Shortfall/CVaR are explicit portfolio-risk measures. Reviewed Nitrogen sources were assessed on their documented scope; the specific Genesis Risk Monitor measures were not attributed to this vendor here.
Current-versus-model comparison The advisor creates and selects the model used for comparison. Reviewed Nitrogen sources were assessed on their documented workflow; a Genesis Risk Monitor-style advisor-selected model comparison was not attributed here.
Editable client proposals Edit narrative, tables, charts, templates, and branding before Word or PDF export. Reviewed Nitrogen sources were assessed on their documented client output; editable Word/PDF proposal parity was not attributed here.

Who may fit each workflow

Genesis Risk Monitor

Consider Genesis Risk Monitor for VaR, Expected Shortfall, factors, concentration, research, and selected-model comparisons.

  • Teams needing explicit portfolio risk
  • Advisors needing editable Word/PDF proposals

Bounded portfolio evidence

Genesis Risk Monitor keeps allocation, risk, scenarios, factors, and current-versus-model analysis in the same review workflow.

Nitrogen

Consider Nitrogen for Risk Number, tolerance alignment, client engagement, and its advisor Centers.

  • Users whose workflow centers Nitrogen
  • Teams evaluating its documented ecosystem

Risk Number conversation

Nitrogen gives advisors a process for discussing tolerance, capacity, and portfolio alignment.

Pricing and commercial scope

Nitrogen: Risk Center $199/month; Complete Bundle $495/month. Nitrogen also lists Research, Income, Tax, Legacy, and Insurance Centers separately, with enterprise and broker-dealer pricing on request.

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See Genesis Risk Monitor pricing

Frequently asked questions

Is Nitrogen the same as Riskalyze?

Yes. Nitrogen is the current brand of the company previously known as Riskalyze, and its advisor platform still uses the Risk Number as its central framework.

Does Genesis Risk Monitor determine suitability?

No. Genesis Risk Monitor measures portfolio characteristics and leaves interpretation, recommendations, and suitability with the advisor.

How this comparison was prepared

Public Nitrogen sources were compared with Genesis Risk Monitor product scope; no authenticated testing was performed.

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What changed on : Nitrogen now publishes prices, so the pricing section shows them instead of “Contact vendor”. The Risk Center description was re-checked and now includes statement capture and proposals.

Genesis Risk Monitor sources

Nitrogen sources

See the evidence on your own portfolio

Analyze a portfolio, compare it with the model you choose, and prepare an editable proposal.