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Turning emerging risk signals into explainable impact

RubiLabs helps financial institutions understand how emerging risks may translate into material impact.

Lapis

Analyzing geopolitical and regulatory developments and other qualitative risk indicators to infer how risk may emerge, propagate, and affect the institution.

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Built for institutions that demand confidence in every assessment.

Lapis is designed for environments where risk analysis must be reliable, explainable, and ready for scrutiny. It combines disciplined sourcing with structured analysis to give teams a clear basis for judgment. Every assessment remains connected to the evidence and context behind it.

Source Integrity

Built on trusted global sources with clear provenance. Lapis preserves the underlying evidence behind each development so teams can verify the information that informs an assessment.

Analytical Rigor

Applies a consistent framework to identify material developments and assess their wider implications. Analysis remains structured across markets, entities, and risk themes.

Data Security

Designed to protect sensitive institutional data throughout the analytical workflow. Lapis supports secure deployment, controlled access, and clear separation between external intelligence and proprietary information.

See global risks as it develops.

Lapis provides an earlier view of material developments and where their effects may emerge across institutional exposure.

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External / Environmental · primary inference lens

A Taiwan Strait disruption is likely to enter ABC Holdings through two Taipei-based suppliers…

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High Risk · 8186% confidence
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Ready for inferenceEnter a development or scenario to analyze potential institutional impact.

Built into the decisions that matter.

Lapis brings external risk analysis into key institutional workflows — from assessing new exposure to understanding how existing exposures may be affected as conditions change.

Understand the risk around every transaction.

Lapis brings external developments into the context of live transactions. It helps teams assess how changes in policy, markets, or operating conditions may affect counterparties, routes, or cross-border activity before decisions are made.

Key capabilities

Transaction ContextEvent MonitoringCross-Border RiskExposure MappingRisk Analysis

Analyze political change, conflict, and shifts in interstate relations that can alter operating conditions across markets and regions. Lapis tracks how these developments evolve and identifies where they may create new pressure across the external risk environment.

Geopolitical Risk.

Geopolitical Risk

Built for institutions managing complex risk.

For institutions managing complex exposures, Lapis helps teams navigate changing external conditions and make decisions with financial or strategic consequences.

01Banking

Risk analysis for complex banking decisions.

Lapis helps teams identify material developments that may affect transactions, counterparties, credit conditions or broader exposure across global markets.

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02Insurance

External risk analysis for underwriting.

Lapis supports trade credit, political risk, and other specialty underwriting with current context on markets, counterparties, and changing external conditions.

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03Asset Management

Risk analysis for portfolio decisions.

Lapis helps investment teams track material developments across issuers, markets, and regions and assess how they may affect portfolio risk.

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04Research Institutions

Structured analysis for policy and market research.

Lapis helps research teams track material developments and assess their implications across countries, sectors, and the global economy.

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Lapis · Risk Analytics

Intelligence that moves at institutional speed.