Tag: surveillance
Insider trading risk evolves as digital markets expand
Insider trading risk is no longer confined to traditional securities, and compliance teams are being pushed to catch up with markets that never sleep....
Why metadata, not more data, drives market insight
Financial professionals today are not short of information. Breaking news, earnings releases, regulatory filings, research reports and alternative data all compete for attention.
According to...
Why 400 trading venues are breaking traders’ brains
Financial institutions have spent years and vast budgets on market connectivity, wiring up new venues, expanding execution infrastructure and racing to ensure traders can...
FCA’s NFM rules put 38,000 firms’ evidence to the test
From 1 September 2026, the FCA Code of Conduct will extend to cover bullying, harassment and violence at every FCA-authorised organisation, dragging almost 38,000...
Theta Lake, IPC unite voice and digital surveillance
Theta Lake has joined forces with IPC to help financial institutions move trade floor communications to the cloud without sacrificing regulatory oversight.
The tie-up connects...
StarCompliance unveils checklist for bank compliance teams
Bank compliance teams are being tested by a regulatory environment that is shifting faster than many can keep pace with. Artificial intelligence governance, operational...
FCA conduct rules 2026: what compliance leaders need
On 1 September 2026, the FCA's Code of Conduct will extend to cover bullying, harassment and discrimination across every FCA-authorised organisation — not just...
The new urgency behind reconciliation in compliance
Reconciliation has become one of the most important components of compliance, particularly as regulated firms face more complex communication environments and increasing regulatory scrutiny.
The...
The 2026 roadmap for unified communications governance
Modernising communications governance and archiving has become a priority for regulated organisations as they approach 2026.
The compliance environment has shifted rapidly, driven by...
Britain’s digital ID debate reignites over privacy fears
The UK’s long-debated proposal for a national digital ID system, dubbed the “Brit Card”, has reignited fierce public debate over privacy, surveillance, and the...










