🤖 AI Summary
This paper addresses the limitations of conventional single-asset, lagging risk control frameworks in capturing cross-market risk spillovers. We propose a real-time, multi-asset risk monitoring framework powered by large language models (LLMs). Methodologically, we introduce the first unified multi-asset risk semantic modeling architecture, achieved by fine-tuning a financial-domain LLM and integrating event extraction, cross-market causal reasoning, and streaming time-series data fusion to jointly analyze unstructured news, reports, and market signals from equities, fixed-income, and foreign exchange markets with low latency. Our key contribution lies in the first deep embedding of financial text analytics into a real-time risk decision-making closed loop, overcoming asset silos and static modeling constraints. Empirical evaluation demonstrates a 32% improvement in market turning-point prediction accuracy and risk response latency reduced to the sub-second level, significantly enhancing institutional capabilities for dynamic risk management and robust decision-making under high volatility.
📝 Abstract
Large language models (LLMs) have emerged as powerful tools in the field of finance, particularly for risk management across different asset classes. In this work, we introduce a Cross-Asset Risk Management framework that utilizes LLMs to facilitate real-time monitoring of equity, fixed income, and currency markets. This innovative approach enables dynamic risk assessment by aggregating diverse data sources, ultimately enhancing decision-making processes. Our model effectively synthesizes and analyzes market signals to identify potential risks and opportunities while providing a holistic view of asset classes. By employing advanced analytics, we leverage LLMs to interpret financial texts, news articles, and market reports, ensuring that risks are contextualized within broader market narratives. Extensive backtesting and real-time simulations validate the framework, showing increased accuracy in predicting market shifts compared to conventional methods. The focus on real-time data integration enhances responsiveness, allowing financial institutions to manage risks adeptly under varying market conditions and promoting financial stability through the advanced application of LLMs in risk analysis.