CRASSUS
National Intelligence Platform
Real-time economic, commodity, and geopolitical intelligence for governments, sovereign funds, and institutional investors. One platform, 250 countries, no per-seat licensing.
A real-time intelligence platform built for institutions and governments
Crassus aggregates economic data from the World Bank and IMF, news from 30+ international outlets including BBC, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, and Reuters, commodity prices across 14 markets, and weather and 7-day climate forecasting for any capital city worldwide. The result: government-grade dashboards delivered as a mobile-first progressive web app, accessible from any device without installation.
Three deployment domains
A live, deployed platform aggregating macroeconomic, commodity, news, and climate data for any country or capital city worldwide. AI-generated daily briefings. Built on free, open-source data APIs - zero per-seat licensing.
National intelligence dashboards, sovereign wealth fund transparency, investment promotion portals, oil and gas revenue tracking, and e-government digital services. Country-agnostic and deployable at minimal cost.
Full-stack development across Python, JavaScript, React, and Next.js. AI and ML model deployment, cloud infrastructure, real-time data pipelines, and enterprise software. Multiple production systems with 25+ API endpoints.
Published institutional analysis
A selection of recent research published using the Crassus Intelligence Terminal. Each report is a public-facing demonstration of the platform's analytical capability.
Institutional positioning and the consumer credit endgame. The 2026 balance sheet benchmarked against 2007, the relocation of terminal risk from banks to insurers, the three concealment mechanisms inside private credit, and the Delman v. Blue Owl legal catalyst.
A non-financial leading indicator of credit sector stress. 100% historical hit rate among credit-warehousing escalators in 2004-2008. The 2024-2026 cycle repeating at ~10× scale.
From rejected application to retirement fund. Mapping the ~$200bn pipeline that moves consumer credit risk from fintech origination through five private credit absorbers to public pension destination. FCA July 2026 trigger.