System
Reference architecture (core proof).
Atheryon designs and delivers production-grade capital markets systems and data platforms using AI agents.
Architecture diagram
Data Sources feed two classes of specialist agent: ETL agents build the Operational Data Store (ODS), and Operations agents run workflows on it, coordinated by the Orchestrator (built on Claude), gated by Expert sign-off, and logged to the Directorial archive, producing Operational Outputs.
Data Flow Layer
A bespoke capital-markets data model, industry-anchored (ISDA, ISO 20022, FpML conventions) and shaped by 20+ years of front-to-back banking experience. 1,019 type definitions, 42 ISO 20022 message types, and 14 FpML schemas — all parseable, queryable, and validatable at runtime. Source feeds from S&P Global, internal ledgers, and counterparty channels are mapped to typed payloads on ingest, with field-level lineage tracked from origin through every transformation. The Schema Editor (extend / wrap patterns) lets domain experts model real bank-specific extensions on top of the canonical core without forking.
AI Agent Layer
Two classes of specialist agent, coordinated by a multi-agent orchestrator. ETL agents build the CDM-typed Operational Data Store — CDM-native modelling, validation, and ingestion with field-level lineage. Operations agents run the workflows on top of it, one set per business unit (front office, risk & analytics, operations, compliance, treasury / finance). The agents run on Anthropic’s Claude (Claude Agent SDK) — model-agnostic by design; the orchestrator owns routing, payload typing, retry, and audit. Each agent generates candidate implementations against the loaded schemas; a senior capital-markets expert selects, edits, and signs off. Every prompt, context, correction, and resulting code change is captured to the directorial archive — every agent decision is replayable and auditable.
Workflow examples
- 01Trade lifecycle automation
Match firm-vs-counterparty confirmations on economic terms; surface exceptions with field-level diffs. Electronic confirmation via MarkitWire and DTCC CTM; affirmation T+0, confirmation T+1/T+2. Aging analysis with SLA breach alerts.
- 02Risk reporting generation
Score each trade against per-regime field-completeness rules (EMIR Refit, MiFID II, ASIC, CFTC 43/45, SFTR, Dodd-Frank — six regulatory regimes). Generate the report payload in the regime’s prescribed format. Scheduled daily/T+1 runs into the submission queue with one-click trade-repository submission.
- 03Portfolio analytics pipeline
Aggregate live positions; attribute P&L; detect anomalies in trade quality and counterparty data. KPI tiles, trend charts (7d / 30d / 90d), and anomaly feed with severity and recommended action. Drill-down into anomaly detection, data quality, and pattern mining.
- 04Financial data ingestion workflow
Map source fields (S&P Global, internal ledgers, counterparty feeds) to ISDA CDM types. Validate against CDM, ISO 20022, and FpML schemas. Per-counterparty data-quality scoring with longitudinal trend; field-level lineage from origin to operational data store.
Deployment model
Azure-native. Claude (Anthropic) as the agent runtime, Postgres for the operational data store, Container Apps for the service mesh, Microsoft Entra ID for identity. APRA CPS 234-aligned operational-controls baseline. Marketplace-bound reference implementation: deployable into your Azure tenant, licensed as a reference platform, or operated under managed-service terms. Fully inspectable, extendable, and externally testable today — no demoware.
Proof artifacts
Reference system described as a working architecture (not screenshots or UI gallery).
The reference system runs at labs.atheryon.ai. 26 themes across 111 pages span six operational surfaces: the Operational Data Store (schemas, validators, lineage, entity intelligence) plus five business units (Front Office, Risk & Analytics, Operations, Compliance, Treasury / Finance). Every surface is reachable, browsable, and verifiable — a working architecture, not a screenshot gallery. A detailed reference-architecture briefing — covering core services, agent clusters, deployment topology, and operational evidence — is available under MNDA.