Treasury risk management software · Built around swaps
Still managing your swaps in a spreadsheet?
Swap pricing, valuations, reporting and collateral management—all in one place. Check a quote, understand your exposure and plan cash without chasing numbers across systems. BlueGamma works alongside your existing TMS.
Clean value and accrued interest shown separately, with the full portfolio value alongside.
Illustrative workflow. Figures are examples, not live market data or customer positions.
Trusted by finance teams for independent market data and pricing
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For UK banks with under £10bn in assets
Stale data. Buffers within buffers. Yield left on the table.
Teams told us that stale or disconnected data leads them to build in extra buffers to manage risk—and they want to avoid posting too much collateral. That can leave cash tied up instead of earning yield. BlueGamma brings independent swap prices, valuations and payments alongside your TMS, so you can see exposure and cash needs together. Collateral management is planned.
Customer comment · edited for clarity
“When we enter a new swap, we use BlueGamma to check we’re entering at a fair price—and track it through the day.”
Check the swap price independently.
Compare the counterparty quote with an independent mid before agreeing. Then see how the trade’s value changes as rates move.
Treasury team at a UK bankBank treasury lead
“Having the analytical tools that we can plug into, that’s the difficult part at the moment.”
Get swap analysis alongside your TMS.
Keep positions in your existing system. Use BlueGamma to value swaps and explain what changed, without taking on another broad TMS.
Treasury lead at a UK bankCollateral · shaped by bank requirements
“Mark their homework … make sure we’re not posting too much collateral and losing out.”
Check the collateral before you post.
The planned workflow will compare exposure with CSA terms and collateral already placed, so the team can review a potential call before confirming a transfer.
Treasury lead at a UK bank
Customer comments are lightly edited for readability and shared anonymously.
A focused layer alongside your treasury system
See the price, value and cash impact of each swap.
BlueGamma links the quote, valuation and payment schedule to the same trade, with month-end reporting and a planned collateral workflow alongside. That gives your team one place to check a quote, plan upcoming cash and explain what changed—while your TMS remains the system of record.
Compare the counterparty’s quote with an independent mid. Once traded, revalue the swap as rates move to see its mark-to-market and accrued interest—so you can assess the price and keep your counterparties honest.
Use the trade’s dates and notional profile.
See clean MtM, dirty MtM and accrued interest separately.
Group swaps by counterparty and revisit a past valuation date.
Keep confirmations with the positions they support.
Follow valuations and cashflows through the life of the swap.
One trade. From the first quote to the final coupon.
The month-end movement
Opening accrued interest£17,250
+ Interest accrued in month£38,250
− Net coupons settled£32,500
Closing accrued interest£23,000
Illustrative figures · Detail by swap and fixed / floating leg
02 / Cashflows & month-end reporting
Know what’s due. Explain month-end movement.
See upcoming coupons for cash planning. At month-end, reconcile opening accrual, interest accrued and coupons settled to the closing balance, swap by swap—so finance can explain the number without rebuilding it in Excel.
Compare exposure with collateral already placed and the terms in each CSA. Review a potential call before confirming it, then track what is agreed and settled—so you can challenge an amount and see how much cash is tied up.
Record variation margin and independent-amount balances by counterparty.
Apply agreed thresholds and minimum transfer amounts to flag potential calls.
Review and confirm a call manually before recording the transfer.
Track expected, agreed and settled amounts with dates and status.
Calculate interest on recorded balances using the applicable CSA terms.
Expected additional collateral to post£350,000 Review against the counterparty call
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Illustrative only. The planned calculation follows recorded CSA terms, the agreed valuation and settlement date. A person reviews the call before action.
Fits the way your team works
Use swap data where your team needs it.
Open the portfolio in the web app, bring supported rates and valuations into Excel, or connect them through the API. Start with one trade, compare the outputs with your current source, then expand when they work for your book.
Web app
Price swaps, review the portfolio and see payments due.
Review the market inputs, valuation date, trade terms and conventions behind a mark. That gives your team the detail to reconcile a result and compare it with another source.
01 / Market inputs
Build curves from market data
BlueGamma constructs interest-rate curves from market instruments using a documented bootstrapping methodology. Inputs are tied to a valuation date, so historical marks can be revisited.
02 / Trade terms
Apply swap terms and conventions
Use the swap’s dates, notional, index, payment frequency, day count and reset terms to project fixed and floating cashflows. Currency and instrument conventions shape the calculation.
03 / Valuation
Discount cashflows to calculate value
Discount projected cashflows to calculate mark-to-market. See clean value, dirty value and accrued interest separately, then reconcile accruals and coupons settled at month-end.
04 / Collateral design
Apply CSA terms and track collateral
The planned collateral workflow will apply recorded counterparty terms to exposure and balances, flag potential calls for review and track confirmed transfers and interest. Cash stays in your existing process.
Outputs depend on the trade data, market inputs and conventions selected. Bring a representative trade and compare the results with your existing source.
FAQs
Yes. BlueGamma is designed to sit alongside the system that holds your positions. Use the web app for swap portfolios, Excel for your workpapers, or the API for supported market data and valuations. A connection to your particular TMS needs to be scoped; it is not a pre-built integration by default.
The collateral module is planned. The intended workflow is built around each counterparty’s CSA: record VM and independent-amount balances, apply agreed thresholds and minimum transfer amounts, flag potential calls, record manual confirmation and track transfers through settlement. It will also calculate interest on recorded balances using the applicable terms. It will support the team’s process; it will not move cash or send a margin call automatically.
The core workflow covers interest rate swaps, with live rates, historical valuations and payment schedules. End-of-day pricing is available for covered bonds and gilts, subject to instrument coverage. Share your currencies, trade types and ISINs so we can confirm availability and timestamps. T-bill pricing, repo workflows and cross-currency requirements need a separate coverage review.
The swap month-end pack brings together opening and closing accrued interest, interest accrued during the month and coupons settled, with detail by swap and fixed or floating leg. Clean and dirty valuations help you reconcile the numbers. Your finance team retains responsibility for accounting treatment and journal posting.
No. BlueGamma provides treasury risk management tools focused on interest rate swaps: pricing, valuation, cashflow and month-end reporting. It works alongside the system that holds your positions. Whole-bank ALM, LCR calculations, regulatory submissions, general ledger and core banking remain in your existing systems.
Start with a representative trade confirmation and a recent valuation or payment report. We can help load the trade and compare the valuation date, cashflows and conventions with your existing source. Use that comparison to decide whether to bring across more of your portfolio.
Let’s look at your swap book
Check the numbers on one trade.
Compare its price, valuation, cashflows and month-end output with your current source. See whether BlueGamma fits your process before you bring over more of the book.