Absolutaris Base Limited (Absolutaris) Signs 10-Year Strategic Partnership with Top Global Asset Management Institutions; Core Vector (CV) System to Enter Closed Stress-Testing Phase

Amid the ongoing evolution of global asset-management technology, a major announcement has quickly captured industry attention:

Absolutaris Base Limited (hereinafter “Absolutaris”) has officially signed a 10-year strategic cooperation agreement with multiple leading international Tier-1 financial institutions. Its independently developed Core Vector (CV) intelligent quantitative system is about to enter the closed stress-testing phase.

Absolutaris: Driving the Next Generation of Asset Management with Algorithmic Intelligence

As an international asset-management firm focused on intelligent quantitative technology, Absolutaris has long been dedicated to building a new-era asset-allocation framework through data modeling, algorithm-driven decision-making, and deep risk identification.

Company leadership stated that against a backdrop of increasing global macroeconomic volatility and expanding structural risks, traditional passive asset allocation can no longer meet institutional needs. Algorithm-driven decision systems are becoming the mainstream, and the development of the CV system stems precisely from this trend.

The signing of this strategic partnership means that over the coming years, the CV system will undergo high-pressure testing across multiple core global markets to verify its execution stability in complex environments. This will be the largest and most demanding system-validation project since ABL’s founding, with full-phase testing expected to be completed between 2026 and 2030.

CV System Delivers Outstanding Performance: Over 48% Annualized Growth in Core Strategies Over Three Years

In the past three years of internal testing, the Core Vector (CV) system has demonstrated exceptional robustness across multiple asset classes:

• Annualized stable growth of key portfolios: exceeding 48%  
• Multi-factor models maintained stable output even in extreme market conditions  
• Risk exposure reduced by 23%–31% compared with traditional quantitative systems  
• Execution slippage and latency metrics reached institutional-grade standards

Thanks to this performance, the CV system has already been rated by multiple partner institutions as “an intelligent quantitative modeling framework with long-term strategic value.”

Notably, CV significantly outperformed industry averages in environments involving sudden liquidity contraction, black-swan events, and technical sell-offs, making it one of the rare “triple-stable systems” in the industry (stable identification, stable computation, stable execution).

Technological Strength + Institutional Ecosystem = ABL’s Dual Growth Engines

This partnership not only reflects Absolutaris’s long-term investment in quantitative technology but also underscores its leading position in the following core capabilities:

• Model robustness meeting top-tier international audit standards  
• Execution-layer stability adaptable to diverse market trading structures  
• Multi-dimensional data-fusion capability suited to complex, cross-cycle market conditions  
• Risk-management engine already passed review by multiple institutions  

Going forward, within the partnership framework, the CV system will open its strategy-validation modules, execution APIs, and cross-market data interfaces, providing institutional partners with strategy deployment and reconstruction capabilities, and accelerating the formation of a global intelligent asset-management ecosystem.

Looking Ahead: From Innovative System to Industry Benchmark

Absolutaris states that as global capital markets enter the era of intelligence, algorithm-driven asset management will inevitably evolve from a competitive advantage into an industry standard. The goal of CV is not merely to be one system among many, but to become:

The industry reference standard in the three core areas of future asset management: risk identification, market prediction and execution stability.

As the stress-testing phases progressively unfold, Absolutaris will release key results at each stage and advance its global deployment plan within the cooperation framework.