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Building on already processed public data from official sources through our SPIM PÚBLICO service, we have developed new solutions in which DATAX has applied its deep expertise in finance and insurance, leveraging new technologies and generating many standard indicators as well as exclusive ones to deliver precise insights.
The SHAF Banking and SHAF Insurance tools provide financial institutions and insurance companies with a set of knowledge-rich modules that allow them to analyze, in exceptional detail, the financial performance of their sector and their peers.
The different SHAF modules and tools are built in two universally used platforms: Excel and Power BI.
Excel, through pivot tables and dynamic charts, lets you analyze all SHAF’s standard and exclusive indicators. It also allows you to configure the peer companies you want to study down to the smallest detail, and includes a customizable evaluation model for assessing results across the different indicators.
Since Power BI is a business analytics solution that enables the creation of dashboards and visual panels, it is the ideal tool for analyzing each company’s financial results. All of this analysis translates into data-backed insights for better decision-making.
It provides standard financial ratios such as liquidity, profitability, leverage, and others, as well as many exclusive SHAF indicators.
These calculations ensure accuracy as different qualitative variables are selected and combined while using the tool.
The tool can be customized by setting indicator benchmarks and comparison peers.
It allows you to build a custom scoring model by selecting indicators, defining ranges, setting score weights by scenario, and more.
Revolutionize financial analysis with a comprehensive solution for calculating financial ratios essential for assessing insurers’ financial health and performance. This advanced service enables consistent, apples-to-apples comparisons across insurance companies.
It’s an advanced tool that lets you study and understand the financial situation of institutions at both national and departmental levels, through a series of complex, sophisticated analyses that can be carried out at high speed.
