Market & Reference Ontology
Quotes, trades, order books, prices, venues, identifiers, calendars and corporate actions.
Choose a source, run the six-stage demonstration and see how our ontology engineers turn disconnected records into validated financial knowledge that AI can query, reason over and explain.
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Capture price, quote and reference records with full timestamp, venue and source provenance.
Canonical event envelope + source lineage01 — Ingest: We preserve the raw record and attach source, time, rights and lineage before transformation begins.
We design focused ingestion ontologies that normalize each domain, then align them to a governed upper model and the financial enterprise ontology.
Quotes, trades, order books, prices, venues, identifiers, calendars and corporate actions.
Filings, earnings calls, research, news, announcements, events, evidence and sentiment.
Issuers, clients, funds, brokers, beneficial owners, regulators and legal entities.
Orders, executions, allocations, positions, cash flows, settlement and lifecycle status.
Holdings, exposures, factors, limits, scenarios, VaR, benchmarks and performance.
Assets, identities, vulnerabilities, threats, attack techniques, controls and incidents.
Regulations, policies, obligations, controls, evidence, reports and jurisdiction.
Indicators, features, models, predictions, confidence, explanations and decisions.
Departmental models remain modular, but share one semantic backbone for identity, time, events, agreements, risk, controls and provenance.
The ontology package includes the formal models, mappings, governance and runtime services required for enterprise use.
Business decisions, domain scope, use cases, terminology and measurable questions the ontology must answer.
Classes, properties, restrictions, controlled vocabularies, annotations and modular imports.
Source-to-concept mappings, identifiers, transformation rules, JSON-LD contexts and API contracts.
Quality constraints, policy rules, inferred relationships, exception handling and test suites.
RDF or property graph deployment, SPARQL/GraphQL, event integration and AI retrieval services.
Ownership, release workflow, impact analysis, stewardship, adoption, training and version management.
Inspect the enterprise entrypoint, ten domain ontologies, SHACL shapes, SKOS vocabularies, mappings, JSON-LD context, sample graph and SPARQL queries.
Start with one high-value domain. Leave with a reusable enterprise semantic foundation.