Causal model
Designed to build a structural model of the drivers of returns and risk — not a correlation matrix.
nuvoq.aiDecision intelligence
Causal decision intelligence for institutional capital.
Nuvoq is designed to model the causal structure of markets — not just their correlations — to recognize and attribute regime transitions faster, and to explain what is driving them.
In developmentDesign-partner program opening Q4 2026
Causal, not correlational
A structural model of what drives returns and risk — so signals come with reasons, not just patterns.
Auditable by design
Constraints, monitoring, and human oversight built into every recommendation, with a full audit trail.
How it works
From causal structure to allocation guidance
Three layers are designed to connect what is driving markets to what an allocator should do about it.
Regime recognition
Designed to identify when the causal structure shifts and which variables moved it.
Decision layer
Designed to turn that into allocation guidance with constraints, monitoring and a full audit trail.
Built for institutional allocators — pension funds, endowments, family offices, fund-of-funds and private-markets teams.
Platform
Decision intelligence as infrastructure
Reproducible pipelines, constraint-aware guidance, and operational controls — designed so every run is repeatable and every output attributable to the rules that produced it.
Data layer
Designed to normalize market, macro, and portfolio data into reproducible, versioned inputs for the causal model.
Causal engine
Designed to estimate the structural drivers of returns and risk, and to monitor when and why that structure shifts.
Decision layer
Designed to translate regime signals into allocation guidance under policy constraints, approvals, and audit trails.
Governance
Governance you can inspect
Causal models are only useful when their reasoning is auditable. Nuvoq is designed to keep humans in control through constraints, review checkpoints, and full decision traces.
Guidance is designed to be generated under policy rules, thresholds, and guardrails aligned to your mandate.
Constraints firstReview checkpoints, approvals, and escalation paths are designed to keep allocators in control of every decision.
Human oversightEvery recommendation is designed to carry a decision trace: what changed, why, and under which rules.
Auditable reasoningDesign principles
- Encryption in transit and at rest by default
- Role-based access and audit logging as core requirements
- Observable by design: metrics, traces and alerts
- Repeatable runs and versioned artifacts
- Policy-aligned constraints and approvals
- Clear ownership and change history
- Structured reporting for review and committees
- Integrations-ready outputs
FAQ
FAQ
Quick answers — email us if you want details.
Is Nuvoq available today?
Nuvoq is in development. We are opening a design-partner program for a small number of institutional allocators ahead of a first release. Request a briefing to discuss it.
What does Nuvoq actually model?
A structural, causal model of the drivers of returns and risk — designed so regime signals come with an explanation of which variables moved, not just a pattern match.
How is this different from correlation-based analytics?
Correlations describe how series move together; Nuvoq is designed to estimate the causal structure behind those movements — which is exactly what changes when a regime shifts.
How do allocators stay in control?
Every recommendation is designed to be generated under explicit constraints, pass human review checkpoints, and carry a full, auditable decision trail.
Information on this page is for informational purposes only and describes software under development; features and availability may change before release.
Company
Behind Nuvoq
Nuvoq is a product of Anmel, Inc., a Delaware corporation. Founded by Dimitar Dimitrov.
Contact: info@anmel.com