Abstract: A system for providing information on risks and related hedging strategies includes a plurality of client terminals coupled to the server for providing access to the system for accessing information on risks and related hedging strategies. A data aggregation module configured to store financial arid risk related information from a plurality of data sources that include private client data sources and public data sources. An analytical module coupled to the data aggregation module configured to perform benchmarking estimates based on information retrieved from the private client data sources and the public data, sources, the benchmarking estimates further configured to be performed against the private data and the public data obtained from a plurality of industries.

Abstract: The present system provides information on risks and related hedging strategies. A plurality of client terminals are coupled to the system, for providing access to the system for accessing information on risks and related hedging strategies. A data aggregation module is configured to store financial and risk related information from a plurality of data sources, including private client data sources and public data sources. An analytical module is coupled to the data aggregation module, and configured to perform benchmarking estimates based on information retrieved from the private client data sources and the public data sources. The benchmarking estimates are performed against the private data and the public data obtained from a plurality of industries.

Abstract: Supervised wireless leak detection system, having a leak detection sensor unit, capable of transmitting a uniquely coded signal in response to a detected leak, a supervised wireless valve control transceiver unit having a receiver, capable of receiving said uniquely coded signal, and a transmitter for feeding the uniquely coded signal within the system, a valve shut-off mechanism in communication with said valve control transceiver unit said valve shut-off mechanism having a motor attached to a valve, said motor creating a rotation pulse used to close and open said valve, and a processor having an electronic circuitry containing sensor(s), detecting said motor rotation pulse count during a motorized valve closure or open process. Said processor functions in a setup process to memorize (learn) said motor rotation pulse count, required, to close and or to open the valve.

Abstract: A method utilizing a wireless leak detection and prevention system, used for preventing property damage and personal injury caused by liquid or gas leak. The system comprised of a wireless, battery operated apparatus having sensor(s) incorporated with an RF transmitter, used for detecting liquid or gas leaks, and transmits signal(s) to a wireless valve shutoff control unit. The valve shutoff control unit containing an RF transceiver and a processor designed to receive the detected signals and activate a supervised solenoid or motorized valve shut-off mechanism to stop the detected leak. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the wireless valve control unit is connected to a motor, which is mounted on manual shutoff valve. Wherein the valve control unit activates the motor to produce torque to turn the valve towards a close position in response to a received detected leak signal from a sensor. An electronic or electromechanical circuitry is provided, to detect motor or gear turn cycles.

Abstract: The present system provides information on risks and related hedging strategies. A plurality of client terminals are coupled to the system, for providing access to the system for accessing information on risks and related hedging strategies. A data aggregation module is configured to store financial and risk related information from a plurality of data sources, including private client data sources and public data sources. An analytical module is coupled to the data aggregation module, and configured to perform benchmarking estimates based on information retrieved from the private client data sources and the public data sources. The benchmarking estimates are performed against the private data and the public data obtained from a plurality of industries.