Financial knowledge graph consulting

Connect financial facts without losing identity, time or evidence.

SDS designs governed knowledge graphs that connect instruments, issuers, events, portfolios, trades, risks, obligations and model evidence across operational and analytical platforms.

Implementation architecture

A graph is useful when its meaning is governed.

02 · TEMPORAL CONTEXT

Represent change through time

Preserve event, effective, observation and ingestion time so point-in-time analysis remains defensible.

03 · VALIDATION

Execute business expectations

Use SHACL and controlled rules to identify missing identity, invalid values, inconsistent relationships and exceptions.

04 · PROVENANCE

Trace every connected fact

Attach source, transformation, mapping, model and approval evidence to the graph path.

05 · ACTIVATION

Expose semantic services

Serve governed context through SPARQL, GraphQL/REST, data products, retrieval tools and event-driven integrations.

06 · OPERATIONS

Govern releases and change

Manage ownership, dependencies, mappings, impact, versioning, quality gates and backward compatibility.

Common activation patterns

One knowledge layer, many decisions.

Market and event intelligence

Connect price observations, disclosures and news events to instruments, issuers, features and predictions.

Portfolio and model risk

Trace holdings and exposures to source facts, models, limits, explanations and accountable approvals.

GraphRAG and agents

Translate questions into controlled entity and relationship traversals with authorization and citations.

Six-week foundation pilot

Prove one graph with reviewable evidence.

Bound scope to a financial domain, representative sources and a real competency-question set.

Design the pilot ↗