Built, approved, in production.
This selection brings together Nuitio’s own systems and projects with earlier work by our founders. Each project documents the path from its concrete starting point through analysis, prototyping and implementation to the result achieved.
Project overview
Software Delivery Pipeline
Nuitio developed the pipeline to make AI-assisted software delivery systematic and reviewable. The team defines the objective and rules; the pipeline applies them throughout planning, implementation and review.
Trading and Research Platform
Nuitio developed the in-house platform to cover the complete lifecycle of quantitative trading strategies in one system. Built from the ground up with its software delivery pipeline, it connects research and validation with execution and operations.
Engineering Delivery Lifecycle
A European bank wanted a clearer path from organisational priorities to the engineering team’s daily work. Nuitio and the team defined one route for new work, clear priorities and measures, supported by systematic knowledge sharing.
Contagion Solvency Model
For a multinational insurer, the model quantifies how a deterioration in one group entity’s financial position affects the solvency of others. It maps connections such as ownership, internal reinsurance and guarantees, then calculates the resulting knock-on effects across the group.
Bank-Wide Market Risk Calculation (FRTB-SA)
For a Swiss bank, a bank-wide calculation determines the regulatory capital requirement for market risk. It consolidates the required risk and position data from the bank’s trading and risk systems.
Bond-Desk Live Analytics
For a bank’s bond desk, the project improved the accuracy and visibility of information used in trading. It processed Bloomberg market data with core calculations optimised to run in under one millisecond, maintaining a gap-free, low-latency flow of current figures to traders’ screens even under heavy load.
Web and Mobile Banking
For a bank, the project extended an existing online-banking portal across web, iOS and Android without redeveloping its core functions for each channel. Reusable components kept customer access, communications and analytics consistent across all three.
Digital Bank Integration Study
An established, independent digital bank considered closer integration with an existing banking platform without losing the functions that set it apart. The study compared integration paths and used prototypes to test the uncertain parts.
Online Banking Integration Hub
A bank’s digital-banking division wanted to divide an existing online-banking platform into smaller, independently changeable applications without replacing everything at once. The hub gave new applications one shared integration point, reusable functions and documentation for development teams.
Online Banking Portal
For a bank, the project brought banking functions and services from several systems into one online portal. It also established the internal tools and processes needed to keep developing and releasing the portal.
CRM Migration
For a large Swiss bank, the project moved an established desktop CRM to the web. It replaced the interface, migrated the existing data model and implemented, tested and documented the CRM processes.