The platform

Every core metric and risk, from one source. Confident decisions, shareholder value.

Earnings, economic value, liquidity, and capital - every number your board and your examiner ask for - are computed from a single shared dataset in one pass. Because every figure is drawn from the same data, they stay consistent across views, with nothing to reconcile.

Proof: NII & EVE · LCR / NSFR · Capital & RWA · FTP & attribution · IRRBB.

Every figure shown is illustrative and represents a hypothetical bank - not any actual institution.

Earnings & value at risk · IRRBB?

What you'll earn, and what you're worth - under any rate path.

Earnings at risk today, economic value at risk tomorrow - both computed from the same balance sheet, behavioral assumptions, and scenario set. NII over the horizon you choose; EVE across the full rate-shock grid, against board-approved limits.

NII sensitivity

Illustrative

Net interest income across the rate-shock grid - betas, prepayments, and NMD? decay applied.

12-mo NII

$570M

ΔNII · +100bp

+$31M

ΔNII · −100bp

−$16M

NII Δ · by rate shock

Δ vs. base · $M

EVE sensitivity

Illustrative

ΔEVE as a percent of base equity - measured against the board-approved limit.

ΔEVE · +300bp

−8.2%

Within limit · −15%

Attribution · ΔNII?

Illustrative

Instantaneous parallel shock · NII over the time frame you choose.

Interactive · click to explore
Rate shock

Total change

− decrease0increase +

Attribution · ΔEVE?

Illustrative

Instantaneous parallel shock · point-in-time economic value.

Interactive · click to explore
Rate shock

Total change

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Rate-shock scenarios

Parallel, steepener, flattener, and short-rate shocks - or define and customize your own.

Customizable views

Project NII over any horizon and granularity you choose - not a fixed snapshot.

Behavioral assumptions

Deposit betas, NMD decay, and prepayment speeds calibrated in one framework.

OAE upgrade path

A regulator-aligned view of the bank's long-term value - Option-Adjusted Equity (OAE), per the Basel IRRBB standard.

Liquidity · coverage, survival & funding

Liquidity, end to end. Coverage, survival, contingency.

Basel III LCR? and NSFR?, intraday liquidity, and a daily survival runway under combined idiosyncratic and market-wide stress - so you know how long the institution lasts before the buffer is breached.

Liquidity Coverage Ratio?

30-day stressed outflow coverage · LCR

Illustrative

118%

vs. 100% minimum · +18 pts buffer

0% 100% min 140%

HQLA (market value)

$7.4B

Net outflows (30d)

$6.3B

Net Stable Funding Ratio?

1-year structural funding · NSFR

Illustrative

121%

vs. 100% minimum · +21 pts buffer

0% 100% min 140%

Available stable funding

$48.2B

Required stable funding

$39.8B

Carrying-value and factor based - a market-value move in HQLA? nets out (ASF vs. RSF), unlike LCR which counts HQLA at market value.

Attribution · ΔLCR

Illustrative

Total change −22%

Deposit outflow−18%
Contingent draws−9%
Inflows (75% cap)+9%
Wholesale rollover−4%
− decrease0increase +

Attribution · ΔNSFR

Illustrative

Total change −9%

ASF - deposits−6%
ASF - wholesale−3%
RSF - loan growth−4%
HQLA mix+4%
− decrease0increase +

Intraday liquidity

Peak intraday usage and payment-throughput stress modeling.

Combined stress

Idiosyncratic and market-wide shocks applied simultaneously.

Contingency funding

CFP triggers and counterbalancing capacity quantified.

Deposit behavior

Runoff, betas, and stability tiers calibrated by segment.

Capital adequacy · Basel III / IV

Capital adequacy. Base and stressed.

CET1?, Tier 1, Total Capital, and the Leverage Ratio - computed on Basel III/IV RWA? with SA-CCR, FRTB SA, and SMA operational risk, every scenario and horizon, base and stressed.

CET1 Ratio?

Common Equity Tier 1 · base

Illustrative

12.4%

vs. 7.0% min + buffer · +5.4 pts

0% 7.0% min 16%

CET1 capital

$6.0B

Risk-weighted assets

$48.2B

Leverage Ratio?

Tier 1 capital / total exposure

Illustrative

9.2%

vs. 4.0% minimum · +5.2 pts buffer

0% 4.0% min 12%

Tier 1 capital

$7.6B

Total leverage exposure

$82.6B

Tier 1 includes AOCI, so the rate-shock OCI move flows through here too.

Capital ratios · base vs. stressed

Illustrative
Stress

CET1 ratio · base / str.

12.4% / 9.1%

Common Equity Tier 1 ÷ RWA · higher = stronger

Total capital · base / str.

15.8% / 12.0%

Total capital ÷ RWA · higher = stronger

Leverage ratio · base / str.

9.2% / 7.4%

Tier 1 ÷ total exposure · higher = stronger

Balance-sheet leverage · base / str.

10.9× / 13.5×

Assets ÷ equity · rises as capital erodes

CCAR? severely adverse · CET1 −3.3pp to 9.1%, above the 7.0% minimum.

Attribution · ΔCET1 (stressed)

Illustrative

Total change −3.3%

Credit losses−2.3%
PPNR decline−0.9%
RWA inflation−0.7%
Capital actions+0.9%
AOCI marks−0.3%
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SA-CCR

Counterparty credit exposure on derivatives and SFTs.

FRTB SA

Standardized market-risk capital across the trading book.

SMA

Standardized operational-risk capital from loss history.

CECL dynamics

Allowance build flows through capital under every scenario.

Ready to see it live?

See your own numbers, computed live.

A guided demonstration using your institution's publicly available financial data - your own NII, EVE, FTP, and capital metrics, across all scenarios.

Platform demo

Live walkthrough of the Phase 1 screens - institution selector, scenario toggle, assumption overrides in real time.

Technical briefing

Architecture review for risk, technology, and model-risk leadership - model-risk governance and integration design.

Regulatory review

Capital, liquidity, and reporting capability review for chief risk officers and regulatory-affairs teams.

About us

Built by people who have managed risk.

Bulls-Eye Solutions builds the enterprise financial engine for modern institutions across traditional banking and digital assets - one platform that unifies risk, capital, liquidity, funds transfer pricing, attribution, and optimization on one shared dataset. Founded by veterans of top-tier bank treasury and risk management, we pair production-grade software with decades of hands-on enterprise experience, delivered as Risk-as-a-Service.