Structured Finance Platform
Portfolio Management | Risk Surveillance | Operational Control

Principia's Structured Finance Platform (Principia SFP) is a single software solution for ABS, MBS, CDO and fixed income investment analysis, dynamic risk management and operational control. The platform increases efficiency and control in the end-to-end management of structured finance deals and portfolios. The system is also a market proven derivatives valuation and risk management solution. It is available as an enterprise platform or a web-based, Software-as-a-Service offering.

Financial institutions and investment managers use the platform to unify the portfolio management, risk surveillance, compliance reporting, accounting and operational management of ABS, RMBS, CMBS, CDOs, Covered Bonds and fixed income assets, as well as vanilla and complex derivatives.

Recent announcements

   FHLB Pittsburgh Selects Principia to Enhance Derivative Valuations More...
   ABS/MBS Investors Reveal Trends in Loan Level & Collateral Performance Data More...
   FHLB Topeka Further Strengthens Derivatives Analytics with Principia More...
   Principia Delivers OIS Discounting to Support New Derivative Market Standards More...

Structured Finance Perspectives: Investor surveys and research findings
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In the News

	Trends in Loan Level & Collateral Performance Data Structured Finance Perspectives \| Jan 2013 (Download) 115 structured finance investors responded to our latest survey about the use of loan level data and collateral performance data in the analysis and surveillance of ABS, MBS and CDO investments.
	Trends in ABS, MBS & CDO Market Pricing Structured Finance Perspectives \| Jun 2012 (Download) Over 100 structured finance investors responded to our latest survey about secondary pricing methods in the ABS industry.
	Dealing with Securitization Data Structured Credit Investor \| Jun 2012 (Read...) Principia & Prytania Investment Advisors discuss data and operations challenges as investors in ABS look to analyze and manage an ever growing data set for securitizations. What can investors do to address the challenges and how can they best leverage the sea-swell of information?