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NeuFin glossary
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Investor Context
The live operating view of an investor's portfolio, behavior, suitability, risk, market exposure, advisor context, and evidence.
Investor Context is the layer NeuFin brings into advisor, platform, and AI-agent workflows before action. It helps a financial system understand the person, mandate, portfolio state, and review evidence behind a proposed decision.
Decision Assurance
A pre-action review process for proposed financial decisions.
Decision Assurance checks a proposed action against investor context, suitability, policy, evidence, and human oversight before it advances. NeuFin uses this language as an operating model, not a regulatory certification.
Agentic Wealth
Wealth workflows where AI systems or software agents assist with analysis, routing, and review.
Agentic Wealth raises the stakes for investor-specific controls because systems can move faster than traditional advisory workflows. NeuFin focuses on context and evidence before the action layer.
Suitability
A change in portfolio, behavior, mandate, or risk state that weakens a prior suitability assumption.
Suitability Drift is a practical signal for advisor attention. It does not automatically mean a portfolio is wrong; it means the original context may no longer be current enough for confident action.
Runtime Controls
A control that operates while an agentic financial workflow is running.
Runtime Safeguards include agent identity, mandate checks, investor context, suitability, policy, evidence, escalation, disposition, and auditability. NeuFin describes SAFR-style safeguards without claiming certification.
Decision Assurance
Accountable human review for proposed actions with elevated risk, uncertainty, or policy sensitivity.
Human Oversight keeps financial accountability where it belongs. NeuFin can surface context, evidence, and recommended disposition, but qualified humans remain responsible for consequential advisory decisions.
Decision Assurance
The reviewable record supporting why a proposed action proceeded, paused, or escalated.
An Evidence Trail can include investor context, portfolio context, policy checks, source signals, human approval, and disposition. It is useful before action and for later supervision.
Developer / MCP
Model Context Protocol, a direction for connecting AI systems to external context.
NeuFin discusses MCP as a future interface direction for investor context and decision evidence. The public MCP page separates current platform capabilities from production MCP access status.
Tokenized Wealth
Wealth exposure that may include tokenized securities, digital assets, private markets, and traditional holdings.
Tokenized Wealth changes asset rails, not the need for investor context. NeuFin remains a context and decision-assurance layer, not an exchange, broker, custodian, or issuer platform.
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Investor Context
The live operating view of an investor's portfolio, behavior, suitability, risk, market exposure, advisor context, and evidence.
Investor Context is the layer NeuFin brings into advisor, platform, and AI-agent workflows before action. It helps a financial system understand the person, mandate, portfolio state, and review evidence behind a proposed decision.
Decision Assurance
A pre-action review process for proposed financial decisions.
Decision Assurance checks a proposed action against investor context, suitability, policy, evidence, and human oversight before it advances. NeuFin uses this language as an operating model, not a regulatory certification.
Agentic Wealth
Wealth workflows where AI systems or software agents assist with analysis, routing, and review.
Agentic Wealth raises the stakes for investor-specific controls because systems can move faster than traditional advisory workflows. NeuFin focuses on context and evidence before the action layer.
Suitability
A change in portfolio, behavior, mandate, or risk state that weakens a prior suitability assumption.
Suitability Drift is a practical signal for advisor attention. It does not automatically mean a portfolio is wrong; it means the original context may no longer be current enough for confident action.
Runtime Controls
A control that operates while an agentic financial workflow is running.
Runtime Safeguards include agent identity, mandate checks, investor context, suitability, policy, evidence, escalation, disposition, and auditability. NeuFin describes SAFR-style safeguards without claiming certification.
Decision Assurance
Accountable human review for proposed actions with elevated risk, uncertainty, or policy sensitivity.
Human Oversight keeps financial accountability where it belongs. NeuFin can surface context, evidence, and recommended disposition, but qualified humans remain responsible for consequential advisory decisions.
Decision Assurance
The reviewable record supporting why a proposed action proceeded, paused, or escalated.
An Evidence Trail can include investor context, portfolio context, policy checks, source signals, human approval, and disposition. It is useful before action and for later supervision.
Developer / MCP
Model Context Protocol, a direction for connecting AI systems to external context.
NeuFin discusses MCP as a future interface direction for investor context and decision evidence. The public MCP page separates current platform capabilities from production MCP access status.
Tokenized Wealth
Wealth exposure that may include tokenized securities, digital assets, private markets, and traditional holdings.
Tokenized Wealth changes asset rails, not the need for investor context. NeuFin remains a context and decision-assurance layer, not an exchange, broker, custodian, or issuer platform.
Behavioral Intelligence
NeuFin's behavioral-finance signal layer for attention needs, drift, and recurring portfolio behavior.
Behavioral Intelligence is a differentiator inside investor-aware decision assurance. It informs Morning Brief, Behavioral DNA, suitability drift, and advisor-review workflows.