Features Built for Risk-Aware Decisions
Every module in Fortygreen is designed around a single principle: clarity before conviction. Explore the tools that help UK investors and firms separate signal from noise.
What Fortygreen Actually Does
Fortygreen combines structured data feeds, scenario modelling, and plain-language reporting into a single workflow. The goal is not to predict the market — it is to show you, clearly, what the available data supports and where the uncertainty lies.
Unified Market Feeds
Pulls structured data from multiple market and reference sources into one consistent view, removing the need to reconcile spreadsheets from separate providers.
Risk-Adjusted Projections
Builds forward-looking scenarios with explicit assumptions, so you can see how a projection changes when an input changes — not just the headline figure.
Plain-Language Summaries
Converts dense model outputs into short written briefs, so findings can be shared with colleagues or clients without a data science background.
Threshold Monitoring
Tracks the indicators you define and flags when a monitored condition is met, reducing the need for manual re-checking of the same data points.
Side-by-Side Analysis
Places multiple assets, portfolios, or time periods next to each other under the same assumptions, making differences easier to isolate.
Team-Level Permissions
Lets firms control who can view, edit, or export specific reports and data sets, supporting internal governance around sensitive analysis.
One Workflow, Fewer Blind Spots
Rather than treating data collection, modelling, and reporting as separate steps handled in separate tools, Fortygreen links them so that assumptions stay visible from input to output. If a figure changes upstream, you can trace exactly how it affects the final summary.
This matters most when decisions move quickly. A workflow that keeps its reasoning visible is easier to explain, question, and revise than one that produces a single static number.
from raw data to a shareable, assumption-transparent report.
Where Each Feature Is Used
Spotting Concentration Before It Becomes a Problem
The comparison tools let a portfolio manager line up holdings against each other under shared assumptions, making concentration in a single sector or geography easier to notice before it shows up in results.
Documenting the Basis for a Decision
When a decision needs to be justified later, the plain-language reporting feature keeps a record of the assumptions used and the scenario range considered — not just the final recommendation.
Keeping Reports Consistent Across a Firm
Access control means a research lead can standardise which data sets and templates juniors use, reducing variation in how reports are built across a team.
From Setup to First Report
Connect Your Data
Link the market and reference sources relevant to your work, or use the defaults included with your plan.
Set Your Assumptions
Define the ranges and thresholds that matter for your scenarios, so projections reflect your own risk tolerance.
Generate and Share
Produce a plain-language report, review it with your team, and export it in a format suited to your audience.
Frequently Asked
Does Fortygreen provide investment advice?
No. Fortygreen provides data analysis and scenario modelling tools. It does not offer personalised investment advice, and outputs should be reviewed alongside your own judgement or a qualified adviser.
Can I adjust the assumptions behind a projection?
Yes. Every scenario is built from assumptions you can view and edit, so you can see how changing an input affects the projected outcome.
Is this suitable for a team rather than one person?
Yes. The platform includes access controls so teams can share data sets and templates while managing who can view, edit, or export specific reports.
What kind of data sources can be connected?
Fortygreen is designed to work with standard structured market and reference data feeds. Specific source compatibility depends on your plan and can be discussed directly.