Overview

An exposure variation is an immutable snapshot of an account, aggregate portfolio, or portfolio exposure.

Exposure Variations enable tenants to better manage exposure data by ensuring that analyses, reports, and data exports accurately reflect the state of an exposure at a particular point-in-time.

Whenever the Intelligent Risk Platform performs an analysis of an exposure and generates an analysis, it automatically creates an immutable point-in-time snapshot of that exposure and its data, called an exposure variation.

Exposure Variation Versions

The Intelligent Risk Platform supports two versions of exposure variations.

Version 1

The Variation API supports the creation and management of exposure variations (version 1).

Exposure variation (v1) support accumulation analysis. This version of exposure variation does not support ALM, DLM, or HD analysis.

Accumulation analysis based on an exposure variation (v1) enable tenants to ensure that accumulation analysis jobs are based on the same data, regardless of the time between analyses. To learn more, see Accumulation API Overview.

Version 2

The Risk Data API and Import API support the creation and management of exposure variations (version 2).

Exposure variation (v2) support accumulation, ALM, DLM, and HD analysis.

The Intelligent Risk Platform supports two versions of exposure variations:.

• An exposure variation (version 1) can be used to model accumulations.
• An exposure variation (version 2) can be used to model accumulations or exposures using ALM, DLM, or HD models.