Vertiv Holdings, Llc · NYSE:VRT

Vertiv — Investor Presentation (2011)

35 slides from Vertiv's investor presentation, 2011

  1. Slide 1: An introduction to RQUEST

    A Finance Technology Solutions Company An introduction to RQUEST TM © 2011 vertiv

  2. Slide 2: Overview

    Overview vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Real-time configuration • Asset Class • Rules & Formulae • Cells Liquidity Risk Management Basel II/III Real-time trace-back • Results to sources • Data Lineage • Reconciliation Risk & Compliance Regulatory Reporting Scalable implementation services • Large data set oper

  3. Slide 3: Business Challenges

    Business Challenges vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Rapidly changing Increasing audit Increasing Regulatory controls calculation requirements complexity Limitation of Visible Increasing data organically grown calculations granularity – systems contract level Need for cross Trace-back Time-series functional syst

  4. Slide 4: Technology Challenges

    Technology Challenges vertiv CONFIDENTIAL • Adhoc systems (Excel/Access/Scripts) System • Data Integration Challenges Limitations • Accounting rules hard-coded into the system • Drill back from ledger to source not possible Implementation • Metadata and structural integrity missing Challenges • Reco

  5. Slide 5: Component Diagram

    Component Diagram vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Financial Rules Manager Rquest TM  Configurable approach to rule management  Transformations, Enrichment, Allocations  Built in Statistical functions and time-series analysis Liquidity Risk Regulatory Basel II/III  Accounting Engine Management Reporting 

  6. Slide 6: Liquidity Risk Management Product Features

    vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Liquidity Risk Management Product Features © 2011 Bintelgroup 6

  7. Slide 7: Liquidity Risk Management

    Liquidity Risk Management vertiv CONFIDENTIAL • Real-time configuration of Asset Class • Configurable of Rules, Formulae • Real-time trace-back from to sources • Data Lineage Tracking • Cash flow Calculations • Mismatch Calculations • Concentration Risk • Stress Testing and What-if analysis • Adjust

  8. Slide 8: Liquidity Reporting 1 – Extensive Coverage

    Liquidity Reporting 1 – Extensive Coverage vertiv CONFIDENTIAL OTC derivatives, ETD margins, OTC margins, OTC derivatives (downgrade triggers), FX, Debt securities, Own account Asset Class debt securities, Equities, Repos and reverse repos, Stock Coverage borrowing and lending, Deposits, Loans, Comm

  9. Slide 9: Liquidity Reporting 2 – Stress Testing support

    Liquidity Reporting 2 – Stress Testing support vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Extensive Stress tests support to  Identify sources of potential liquidity strain  Ensure liquidity exposures are within limit  Identify impact on pricing assumptions R  The impact of liquidity stresses assessed on banks’ I  C

  10. Slide 10: Liquidity Reporting 3 – Adjustments Functionality

    Liquidity Reporting 3 – Adjustments Functionality vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Robust Adjustment Module  Adjustments can be made at various stages of report gen  Adjustments can be applied to other reports  Adjustments are version controlled and audit trail generated  Updating transactions supported fo

  11. Slide 11: Liquidity Reporting 4 – Traceability and Lineage

    Liquidity Reporting 4 – Traceability and Lineage vertiv CONFIDENTIAL 1*  Data lineage  Transformation PATH from 1* 2* source to target is always maintained 1* 2*  Drill back 1* 2*  Intermediate VALUES at various 1* 3* 2* stage are also maintained from source to target Identify sources of potenti

  12. Slide 12: Liquidity Reporting - Sample reporting metrics

    Liquidity Reporting - Sample reporting metrics vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Contractual Spot Open maturity < 1wk 1wk -1m 1m-3m 3m-6m 6m-12m >12m Total Assets 110 20 10 Total Liabilities 70 30 20 Off Balance 20 Sheet Liquidity Mismatch -20 10 10 Mismatch as % of total -18% 50% 100% Assets • Dimension rich dat

  13. Slide 13: Liquidity Risk Management – Reports Coverage

    Liquidity Risk Management – Reports Coverage vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Report Name Description FSA047 Enhanced Mismatch Report (EMR) Daily Flows – Parts 2,5 & 6 FSA048 Enhanced Mismatch Report (EMR) Main Details - Parts 1,2,5,6,9,10,11. Columns A-J FSA50 Liquidity Buffer Qualifying Securities: Market Valu

  14. Slide 14: Liquidity Risk Management – Process Flow

    Liquidity Risk Management – Process Flow vertiv CONFIDENTIAL © 2011 Bintelgroup 14

  15. Slide 15: Basel II/III Product Features

    vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Basel II/III Product Features © 2011 Bintelgroup 15

  16. Slide 16: Basel II/III

    Basel II/III vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Consolidated Data Management • Fin-Risk, Reference • Single point of control Extensive Coverage • Standardized, Foundation and Advanced IRB Approach • RWA, EC, RC , RORAC, correlation Pillar II – Supervisory Review support Basel III – Liquidity Management BASEL II/II

  17. Slide 17: Basel II Framework

    Basel II Framework vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Investors should be Regulatory capital provided with a should be more more transparent closely aligned with view of a Bank’s risk the risk profile exposure of the Bank BASEL II/III Supervision Regulators should have greater supervisory powers to increase capita

  18. Slide 18: Vertiv Basel Process Flow

    Vertiv Basel Process Flow vertiv CONFIDENTIAL © 2011 Bintelgroup 18

  19. Slide 19: Credit Risk

    Credit Risk vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Credit Risk Methodology Standardised Approach AIRB Exposure Classes Risk weights are derived at facility (product) Wholesale level (Similar in principle to Basel I) Central Governments and Banks Institutions Foundation Internal Rating Based (FIRB) Corporate - Speciali

  20. Slide 20: Credit Risk

    Credit Risk vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Measure credit risk pursuant to fixed risk weights based on external credit assessments Standardised  Least sophisticated capital calculations; generally highest capital burdens  Most Japanese banks will start Basel II as standardised banks  Most US banks will st

  21. Slide 21: Market Risk

    Market Risk vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Vertiv’s risk management module clients now can perform key risk management tasks in one piece of software with one data base, one graphic user interface and one set of analytical libraries: • Calculate Historic and Monte Carlo VaR • Pricing of various instruments • S

  22. Slide 22: Operational Risk Capital Charge

    Operational Risk Capital Charge vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  The board of directors and senior management are actively involved in the oversight of Operational risk management framework.  It has an operational risk system that is conceptually sound and implemented with integrity.  It has sufficient resou

  23. Slide 23: Operational Risk Calculations

    Operational Risk Calculations vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Basic Indicator Approach (¶¶ 649-651)  15% of bank’s average annual gross income over previous three years Standardised Approach (¶¶ 652-654, ¶¶ 660-663)  Capital charge for each of 8 business lines calculated against average annual gross income fo

  24. Slide 24: Regulatory Reporting Product Features

    vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Regulatory Reporting Product Features © 2011 Bintelgroup 24

  25. Slide 25: Regulatory Reporting

    Regulatory Reporting vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Real-time configuration • Asset Class • Rules, Formulae and Cells Real-time trace-back • Results to sources • Data Lineage Hierarchical Rule Definition Interface Regulatory Reporting Reports Metadata for Rule-Cell association Rapidly changing regulatory requi

  26. Slide 26: RQUEST – Architectural shift in risk reporting

    RQUEST – Architectural shift in risk reporting vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Traditional Rule Limitation Vertiv’s Financial Manager Rules Manager • Built for • Cannot meet • Set Operations transactional volume needs to meet volume processing requirements • Traceability / • Built for low volumes of => Drill ba

  27. Slide 27: RQUEST Features 1 - Elastic

    RQUEST Features 1 - Elastic vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Architected for changing regulations  Metadata driven approach makes it easy for on boarding new reports  Two step rule transformation approach brings modularity to process  Extensive support of finance functions ensure good coverage of the requir

  28. Slide 28: RQUEST Features 2 - Metadata

    RQUEST Features 2 - Metadata vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Report metadata links Report – Schedule – Part – Line - Cell  This allows marrying a regulatory rule to a report cell  Rule to Cell association allows trace back from cell to source  Report metadata also ensures if all the line items are being re

  29. Slide 29: RQUEST Features 3 – Traceability & Lineage

    RQUEST Features 3 – Traceability & Lineage vertiv CONFIDENTIAL 1*  Data lineage  Transformation PATH from 1* 2* source to target is always maintained 1* 2*  Drill back 1* 2*  Intermediate VALUES at various 1* 3* 2* stage are also maintained from source to target to identify sources of potential

  30. Slide 30: RQUEST Features 4 – Scalable and Efficient

    RQUEST Features 4 – Scalable and Efficient vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Minimized trucking of data ensures scalability  Two stage approach for regulatory reporting ensures minimized data movement and enhanced performance Reg Reporting Data mart (Cell Definition) Second Level Second Drill Level back Rules

  31. Slide 31: RQUEST Features 5 – Other key features

    RQUEST Features 5 – Other key features vertiv CONFIDENTIAL  Robust data integrator consolidates data silos  Reconciliation module delivered for quick data checks  Reports coverage for FFIEC 001-009, FR 2314 reports  XBRL support for electronic filing  Utilities like Hierarchy manager, Process S

  32. Slide 32: Appendix

    vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Appendix © 2011 Bintelgroup 32

  33. Slide 33: RQUEST Edge

    TM RQUEST Edge vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Dimension Traditional Rule Engines Vertiv RQUEST Methodology Processed one row at a time - slow Many rows can be processed at a time Execution Java/C++ Based SQL, CCL based Processing Mechanism Out of procedure In place data processing • Longer Times (Latency) • No

  34. Slide 34: RQUEST Edge

    TM RQUEST Edge vertiv CONFIDENTIAL Dimension Traditional Rule Engines Vertiv RQUEST Infrastructure Scalability Low-medium Highly Scalable • Clustering • Vertical • Grid / Cloud • Horizontal Processing choice Possible Limitations Diverse • Real-time (CEP) • Intra-day (Cache) • End-of-day (DB) Utiliti

  35. Slide 35: RQUEST Edge

    TM RQUEST Edge vertiv CONFIDENTIAL © 2011 Bintelgroup 35

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