Explore the model
OpenIM describes an institutional investment firm through its business capabilities and core information. Start with a Business Domain for a broad area of work, then open a Service Domain for a specific capability.
The office labels group domains for navigation. Firms can organise the same capabilities in different ways.
- Front
- Middle
- Back
- Cross-cutting
- Commercial
Front office
Investment Strategy & Allocation
14 service domains
BD-02Securities Research & Selection
8 service domains
BD-03Manager & Fund Investment
9 service domains
BD-04Direct & Co-Investment
12 service domains
BD-05Portfolio Management
13 service domains
BD-06Trading & Execution
6 service domains
Middle office
Back office
Cross-cutting office
Commercial office
Entities
The entity catalogue defines 86 canonical information concepts. A generalised core covers shared concepts, while 5 specialisation packs add more specific detail. Browse the entity catalogue.
Diagrams
Reference
Ontology / Knowledge Graph
The knowledge graph expresses entities and relationships as named links. It can connect a fund to its manager or a holding to an instrument. Software can follow those links without parsing prose. Read about the ontology and knowledge graph.
Exports
Generated exports make the same model available to architecture and data tools, including graph tooling. Formats include ArchiMate, JSON Schema, OWL, SHACL, property-graph files and illustrative BPMN. Each release regenerates them from the model source. Download the exports.
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