Amplify’s QuantumRisk TM Named a Finovate Awards Finalist for Excellence in Risk Management

Amplify’s proprietary risk tool QuantumRisk ™ has been named a finalist for Excellence in Risk Management in the 2026 Finovate Awards, one of fintech’s most recognized industry awards programs for the companies and individuals driving innovation across financial technology.

Winners will be announced September 10 at FinovateFall 2026. The recognition reinforces Amplify’s belief that QuantumRisk’s fat tail risk modeling for RIAs is a long overdue upgrade from legacy risk models and necessary in a time when extreme market events occur more frequently. Mainstream risk tools still lean on standard deviation, a single figure that assumes markets move in a tidy bell curve. QuantumRisk instead models the extreme, low-probability outcomes that traditional risk models can obscure, simulating millions of fat-tail scenarios in under a second, with no correlation matrix required.

Embedded in advisor workflows throughout the Amplify Platform, the QuantumRisk Score, a 0-to-1,000 scale benchmarked against the S&P 500, lets advisors compare the risk of individual securities, leveraged products, and full portfolios on consistent terms, right where investment decisions are made. As of June 30, 2026, QuantumRisk has analyzed more than 1,100 models,
strategies, and funds across 42,598 households and $27.8 billion in assets on the Amplify platform.

QuantumRisk gives RIAs a clearer read on where a portfolio is exposed, and it’s one piece of Amplify’s broader platform for advisory firms.

Learn more about QuantumRisk and the QuantumRisk Score → https://amplifyplatform.com/what-we-do/quantumrisk/

Disclosure: The QuantumRisk™ Score is a proprietary metric and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of future performance or risk outcomes. It is one of many tools that can support risk evaluation and should be used in conjunction with other due diligence measures. This information is intended for financial professionals and other qualified experts. It is not intended to be relied upon by retail investors as the sole basis for making investment decisions