Portfolio · State Engine
Overview
What we own, and what risk that ownership createsData as of
Oct 5, 2026 · 4:00 PM ET
What changed
Technology and digital assets now account for the portfolio's largest policy-relative excess exposure.
Why it matters
Absolute allocation remains diversified, but marginal risk contribution is becoming concentrated.
Watch / decide
Technology concentration and digital-asset policy drift deserve review before additional risk is added.
Confidence 91%
Policy limits
CurrentTargetPolicy max
TechnologySoft breach
Current18.7%Target15.0%Policy max17.0%
Digital AssetsSoft breach
Current5.8%Target—Policy max5.0%
Asset classes · current vs target
US Equity34.2% / 32.0% +2.2pp
International Equity14.8% / 16.0% -1.2pp
Fixed Income22.4% / 24.0% -1.6pp
Alternatives10.2% / 12.0% -1.8pp
Cash12.6% / 12.0% +0.6pp
Digital Assets5.8% / 5.0% +0.8pp
Liquidity
Normal · liquid
89.8%
Stressed · liquid
79.5%
Immediate · Same day12.6% → 12.6%
T+1 · 1 business day40.0% → 36.8%
T+2 · 2 business days26.9% → 23.1%
T+5 · Up to 5 days10.3% → 7.0%
Illiquid · Lock-up / gated10.2% → 0.0%
NormalStressed
AUM
$248.6M
Global Multi-Asset
Drift
6.4 / 10
Target 3
Risk
72 / 100
Elevated
Cash
12.6%
Minimum 10.0%
Illiquid
10.2%
Gated in stress
Policy
2 soft
0 hard breaches
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Exposure Map
Area = portfolio weight · shading = risk per unit of weight
US EquityNormal
- Market value
- $85.02M
- Portfolio weight
- 34.2%
- Risk contribution
- 45.5%
- Risk per unit weight
- 1.33×
- Positions
- 6
Constituents
- US Technology16.4%
- US Health Care5.2%
- US Financials5.0%
- US Industrials3.4%
- US Cons. Discretionary2.6%
- US Utilities1.6%
Hierarchy expands to position level
Allocation & Drift
2 soft breaches
Asset / BucketMarket valuePortfolio %Target %DriftRisk contrib.LiquidityPolicy
Total$248.6M100.0%101.0%100.0%