KBC advances trading risk analytics and reporting with Opensee, quickly achieving key implementation milestones

KBC has successfully completed its first implementations on the Opensee platform, marking a significant milestone in the bank's ongoing transformation of its market and counterparty credit risk capabilities.

July 8, 2026
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Paris and Brussels – July 8, 2026 – KBC has successfully completed its first implementations on the Opensee platform, marking a significant milestone in the bank's ongoing transformation of its market and counterparty credit risk capabilities.

In 2025, KBC initiated a redesign of its analytics and reporting activities across the trading risk domain, driven by the ambition to bring its data processing capabilities to the next level. As part of a rigorous selection process, Opensee was invited to demonstrate its ability to support SA-CCR, xVA explain, VaR, and FRTB use cases. Beyond specific business requirements, KBC also evaluated performance, user experience, flexibility, collaboration, and roadmap vision. The assessment was extremely positive, underpinned by Opensee's delivery of flexible implementations comprising multiple analytics, reports, and visualizations, in only a few weeks.

Since March 2026, KBC has experienced a smooth and constructive onboarding. The results of the first implementations, including a custom xVA explain solution and out-of-the-box FRTB aggregation module, have reinforced KBC's confidence in this new collaboration.

“The combination of performance, flexibility, and AI-driven capabilities makes Opensee the right strategic choice for our long-term trading risk data and analytics roadmap. It provides us with the opportunity to enhance our analytics and reporting activities in a scalable and integrated way. The first results look promising and confirm our strong beliefs that this will bring significant value to risk managers and risk takers connected to our dealing room activities. We’re looking forward to continuing this journey with Opensee and optimizing our trading risk processes together.”
– Yannick Keppens, CRO Markets and Treasury, KBC

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