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Structured products desks can grow activity 5×, not by increasing headcount, but by rethinking the foundation of how products are modeled and managed. That is what leading banks and advisors achieve with LexiFi: scalability built on architecture, not manpower.
The bottleneck: fragmented contract logic slows scale
Most institutions face the same reality:
- Spreadsheets to maintain
- Emails to reconcile
- Exceptions to patch manually
Every new product type introduces more friction across Structuring, Sales, Risk, Ops, and Compliance. In this model, scaling volumes inevitably means scaling teams, with higher costs, more risk, and slower speed to market.
The LexiFi shift: from manual processes to symbolic infrastructure
LexiFi approaches the problem differently.
At the core of the platform is a symbolic contract layer that represents every product - no matter how complex, accross all markets (equity, IR, FX, commodity etc) - in a consistent, programmatic way.
This contract intelligence turns complexity into code, enabling:
- Automated lifecycle processing with zero duplication
- Centralized pricing, documentation, and analytics across desks
- Real-time reporting and workflow orchestration for all stakeholders
Instead of stitching tools together, users rely on one architecture - transparent, scalable, and future-proof.
Real-World results
“Since adopting LexiFi, the number of structured products issued has been multiplied by five -while our team size has remained the same.” Frédéric Lehner, Vice President, Structured Products Advisory, Lombard Odier
Across the client base - from global private banks to specialized advisors - the outcomes are consistent:
- 5× output growth without additional headcount
- 60–80% fewer manual interventions
- Faster onboarding of new structures, without developer involvement
These results go beyond efficiency. They enable broader product shelves, faster time-to-market, and stronger regulatory confidence.
Key capabilities driving scale
- Contract modeling layer: define complex structures once and reuse variations infinitely
- Lifecycle automation: routine events processed automatically, with manual input only for discretionary cases (e.g. issuer calls, credit events, non standard corporate actions…). LexiFi’s precision also makes it a powerful reconciliation tool, enabling teams to validate that cash flows and deliveries match what issuers report
- Custom reporting: generate tailored reporting to fit each business case, regulatory framework, and organizational setup
- API integrations (pre- and post-trade): leverage LexiFi’s engine within in-house or third-party systems, ensuring the platform is not an isolated solution but part of a connected ecosystem
- Cross-team alignment: Structuring, Sales, Risk, Ops, and IT operate on the same representation
- Modular expansion: roll out capabilities across desks and geographies without re-engineering
Why it matters now
Margins are under pressure. Regulators demand more transparency. Users expect faster, tailored solutions. Most institutions respond by hiring. LexiFi proposes a different solution: re-architecting. The result: higher volumes, greater transparency, and accelerated speed, without necessarily growing teams.
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LOMBARD ODIER: Frederic Lehner, Vice President - Structured Products Advisory at Lombard Odier, gives an overview on LexiFi Apropos’ use cases within the bank. SILEX: Alexis de Bernis, Chief Technology Officer at Silex, speaks about Silex’s main achievements with LexiFi Apropos, and more | |
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