Notes
Writing on behavioral understanding, financial products, and the systems that read them.

Categorization Is Not Understanding
A categorized transaction tells an agent that someone spent €62 at a supermarket. It cannot tell the agent what that means for this person, or whether the institution's policy permits acting on it. As financial AI moves from answering to acting, that gap becomes the infrastructure problem.
Read more →
Neumetria partners with SaaScada
Neumetria is partnering with SaaScada to put real-time transaction data and real-time behavioural understanding on the same rail — giving banks a live, evidence-based read on customer financial health, not another dashboard.
Read more →
Prediction markets were built for agents. Forecasting is only half the problem.
Event contracts are API-first, binary and dated, which makes them the first retail market an agent can trade end to end. The failure mode is not a bad forecast. It is the position placed after a loss resolves, and it is invisible from inside the order flow.
Read more →
Neumetria is ISO 27001 certified
Neumetria has been certified to ISO/IEC 27001. Scope: the Neumetria platform and its production cloud infrastructure.
Read more →
Which law does your policy answer to?
A credit policy declares the legal system it answers to, and the consumer document follows, in the right form and language, including Arabic. The harder half is Islamic finance, where a murabaha instalment and an interest-bearing one arrive as the same row.
Read more →
Financial products are organized around instruments. People aren't.
Category-first infrastructure fragments one user into a banking profile, an investing profile and a crypto profile. It loses what they had in common. The instrument is secondary to the intent, and most infrastructure has it backwards.
Read more →
Can You Explain a Lending Decision Eight Months Later?
A defensible lending decision today still has to be explainable months later — reconstructed from the model, policy and thresholds that actually applied when it was made, not the ones running now.
Read more →
Open Banking Solved Access. The Harder Problem Is One You Cannot Mandate.
Europe's next data regulation carves creditworthiness out of open access, admitting that inference — not access — is now the harder problem. FiDA, CCD2 and the AI Act are converging on judgment just as open banking finishes solving the pipe.
Read more →