Tag: Surveillance Technology

Why 99% AI accuracy can mislead compliance

AI is rapidly reshaping supervisory controls across financial services, with 94% of firms either deploying or planning to deploy AI-based detection tools. From communications...

Preparing communications governance for regulatory scrutiny in 2026

Is your communications compliance framework ready for 2026? That was the central question behind a recent research initiative surveying 100 compliance, IT and surveillance...

Turning compliance surveillance into competitive edge

In today’s increasingly complex financial markets, surveillance has evolved far beyond a reactive compliance exercise. With mounting regulatory expectations and sophisticated trading environments, leading firms...

ACA launches new market abuse risk framework

ACA Group has launched a new Market Abuse Risk Framework to help UK and European buy-side firms strengthen their surveillance and compliance programmes. The governance,...

AI-driven cross-market alerting tackles market abuse

In the increasingly interconnected world of financial markets, one of the most persistent challenges facing firms is the lack of effective cross-market alerting. While companies...

FCA crackdown highlights weak compliance cultures

A former analyst at a UK-based investment management firm has been convicted of insider dealing, underlining the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) increased reliance on...

NICE Actimize unveils SURVEIL-X Behavior solution to boost employee conduct surveillance

NICE Actimize has unveiled SURVEIL-X Behavior, the latest addition to its comprehensive SURVEIL-X Holistic Employee Conduct Surveillance suite.

How modern firms can adapt to off-channel communication rules

In the modern interconnected business landscape, the proliferation of communication platforms demands that companies vigilantly monitor and manage various communication channels. According to ACA Group,...

Custodia’s CC1 Service: Revolutionizing communication compliance in the era of hybrid...

The Central Bank of Ireland recently conducted a Conduct Risk Assessment of Telephone and Electronic Communications in the securities market. This crucial assessment aimed to evaluate compliance with the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II), especially Article 16(7), which mandates firms to prevent the use of unauthorised communication.

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