The Agentic Bank

Interest-Rate Risk Agent

⬡ Sway Measures balance-sheet interest-rate risk (EVE / NII sensitivity).
◆ Assistive Specialist

Shocks the balance sheet across the standard rate scenarios and reports how economic value of equity and net interest income move. Maintains the repricing-gap and duration models and runs them on demand.

Memory

Working The current balance-sheet snapshot and the scenario under evaluation.
Episodic Prior IRRBB submissions and how sensitivities trended.
Semantic IRRBB standard scenarios, behavioural assumptions (NMD, prepayment).
Store File-based memory tool + results warehouse

Orchestration

MCP

Harness · Managed Agents … sandboxed code execution for scenario shocks; compaction on long runs.

Tools

{ } Balance-sheet data mart API ›_ Rate-scenario engine Code exec Behavioural-model assumptions Retrieval

Evals & guardrails

  • Recompute matches the validated risk-engine baseline within tolerance.
  • Behavioural assumption changes require an independent model-validation agent's sign-off before use.
  • Champion/challenger against the incumbent model on each scenario set.

Frontier edge

  • Causal counterfactuals: answers "what if deposit betas re-price faster than assumed?" instead of just shocking parallel curves.
  • World-model simulation of the rate path: explores hundreds of curve trajectories to map where EVE and NII break, before ALCO meets.
  • Continual learning of behavioural assumptions (NMD decay, prepayment) from realised repricing, eval-gated against the validated baseline.

A sample run

Trigger ALCO requests an updated EVE sensitivity ahead of a possible rate decision.
  1. 1Snapshot the repricing profile across buckets.
  2. 2Apply the +/-200bp parallel and steepener/flattener shocks.
  3. 3Compute EVE and 12-month NII deltas; attribute by product.
Output An IRRBB pack showing −6.2% EVE under +200bp, with the deposit-beta assumption flagged.

In numbers

on demand, minutes
Scenario turnaround

Handoffs

Across ⇢ Risk → Market Risk for model validation

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