Portfolio risk analysis software for financial advisors

Review allocation, concentration, volatility, exposures, performance, and scenarios in one advisor-ready view.

Genesis Risk Monitor portfolio risk analytics showing allocation and concentration

Turn portfolio data into a clearer next conversation

Start with a client or prospect portfolio and work from the evidence available. Genesis Risk Monitor brings portfolio structure, risk measures, historical behaviour, and scenario sensitivity together so you can decide what deserves attention.

Genesis Risk Monitor Risk Analytics is portfolio risk analysis software for financial advisors and RIAs. It measures allocation, concentration, exposure, volatility, beta, Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, Value at Risk, and Expected Shortfall, and runs historical and custom stress scenarios on a client or prospect portfolio. It does not provide investment advice, suitability determinations, or trading.

Portfolio structure

Review allocation, position weights, concentration, and exposure across the portfolio.

Risk measures

Use volatility, beta, Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, Value at Risk, and Expected Shortfall where the data supports them.

Scenarios and history

Explore supported historical and custom scenarios, factor exposures, correlations, and backtesting context.

From portfolio structure to stress context

01

One portfolio, one analytical view

Start with the holdings and data you can verify. Review allocation, concentration, performance, and exposure together so the next question comes from the portfolio itself.

  • Allocation and position weights
  • Concentration by holding, sector, or asset class
  • Performance alongside portfolio structure
02

Risk beyond a single score

Use the risk measure that fits the question and the available history. Supported calculations include parametric, historical, and Monte Carlo approaches where the selected portfolio data supports them.

  • Volatility, beta, Sharpe ratio, and maximum drawdown
  • Value at Risk and Expected Shortfall
  • Method and data context remain visible
03

Stress testing and scenario context

Connect historical and custom scenarios to the drawdown and exposure story. Use scenario results to frame questions for a client discussion rather than to imply a forecast.

  • Supported historical market events
  • Custom scenario assumptions
  • Drawdown and sensitivity context
04

Factors, exposures, and correlations

See the relationships that can be hidden behind a diversified-looking allocation. Factor exposures and correlations add context to concentration and risk discussions.

  • Factor exposure views
  • Correlation relationships
  • Backtesting context where data is available

A clear path from evidence to discussion

  1. 1

    Import

    Bring in holdings through a read-only connection, upload supported data, or build the portfolio directly.

  2. 2

    Review

    Check symbols, quantities, prices, dates, and the scope of the data before interpreting results.

  3. 3

    Measure

    Read allocation, concentration, performance, risk metrics, factors, and correlations together.

  4. 4

    Stress

    Use supported historical or custom scenarios to frame how the portfolio may respond.

  5. 5

    Discuss

    Use the evidence to guide a client or prospect conversation and identify the questions that matter.

  6. 6

    Compare

    Move to Portfolio Comparison when you are ready to view the portfolio against an advisor-selected model.

Continue the advisor workflow

When the portfolio evidence is clear, compare it with a model you manage or carry the discussion into an editable proposal.

Frequently asked questions

What risk metrics are available?

Supported analytics include volatility, beta, Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, Value at Risk, and Expected Shortfall, subject to the portfolio data and selected calculation method.

Can I run scenarios?

Yes. Genesis Risk Monitor supports available historical scenarios and custom scenarios. Results depend on the instruments, dates, and market data available for the portfolio.

Does Genesis Risk Monitor make recommendations?

No. It provides analytical evidence. Advisors retain responsibility for interpretation, recommendations, suitability, and client decisions.

Bring the next portfolio conversation into focus

Start with the evidence, compare the model you choose, and prepare the client-ready proposal.