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AI That Works Inside Institutional Systems

AI systems built to integrate inside the regulated infrastructure used by banks, hedge funds, and asset managers — without disrupting existing workflows.

Extend your team's analytical power without disrupting existing processes.

When AI operates inside institutional systems, organizations gain the ability to reason over financial data at scale while maintaining oversight and control.

  • Financial Crime Teams

    Analyze full AML case volumes with consistent reasoning and explainable outputs.

  • Portfolio Risk Teams

    Surface patterns across proprietary trading data that manual analysis cannot detect.

  • Compliance Leadership

    Evaluate regulatory obligations and institutional exposure with traceable analytical outputs.

  • Investment Strategy Teams

    Apply structured reasoning across complex financial datasets.

Built for institutional infrastructure.

Leading banks and investment firms have built sophisticated operating environments over decades.

  • Proprietary Trading Systems
  • Complex Compliance Frameworks
  • Structured Risk Models
  • Deeply Integrated Data Infrastructure

Frontier Foundry systems are designed to operate within them, integrating directly with institutional workflows and data systems.

A System Designed for Financial Data

Limni: Your Own Frontier Model

Provides a secure control center to orchestrate models and produce outputs.

  • Governs Model Execution and Data Flow
  • Maintains Auditability Across Workflows
  • Produces Explainable Outputs
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Kundi

Executes analytical reasoning across financial datasets and documentation.

  • Analyzes Transactions, Reports, and Records
  • Identifies Patterns Across Large Datasets
  • Operates Inside Institutional Infrastructure
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Kundi runs the analysis. Limni, your institution's own frontier model, governs it and gives your teams a plain-language interface to the results. Together they provide a unified platform that offers banks institutional control while running entirely inside their environment.

Applications

Applications Deployed in Banking

In Practice

Banking (AML & Financial Crime)

Automated Financial Crime Detection at Scale

A bank automated 80% of analyst hands-on AML time and cut false positives by 80% by deploying AutoCEN inside its own secure infrastructure — without a single transaction leaving the network.

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80%

AML analyst hands-on time automated

Regulatory Alignment

Frontier Foundry systems align with the regulatory frameworks governing modern finance. Systems operate with full traceability and audit readiness.

  • BSA / AML
  • KYC Requirements
  • SOC 2 Type II report (under NDA)
  • SEC & FINRA Reporting Expectations
  • Institutional Financial Governance Policies
Assurance

Evidence for your model-risk team.

  • Model risk management (SR 26-2)

    Built for model risk programs under the agencies' revised model risk guidance (SR 26-2, April 2026, which replaced SR 11-7 and SR 21-8). Kundi's deterministic decision path, versioned models and a full audit trail provide the evidence validators need for conceptual soundness, ongoing monitoring, and outcomes analysis. A validation pack is available on request.

    See what the validation pack includes →
  • NIST AI Risk Management Framework

    Our deployments map to the NIST AI RMF functions — Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage — with a control-by-control crosswalk available on request.

  • Post-quantum cryptography

    Post-quantum cryptography protects data, keys, and connections across all of our platforms, using the FIPS-approved algorithms ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and SLH-DSA (FIPS 203, 204, and 205), each verified byte-for-byte against official test vectors.

    See how we verify it →
Resources · Model Risk

SR 26-2 validation pack

Scope analysis, inventory template, conceptual soundness, reproducibility, outcomes monitoring and audit-trail evidence. Available under NDA.

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Resources · For Banks

Sovereign cloud, or a sovereign decision system?

Six questions an examiner will ask, compared side by side →

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