Tag: Trade surveillance

Cameron Routh takes the helm at Eventus

Eventus, a global trade surveillance and financial risk solutions provider, has appointed Cameron Routh as its new CEO, succeeding founder Travis Schwab. Routh brings more...

How fund holdings are creating compliance blind spots

Funds have become a cornerstone of modern investing — but they are quietly creating a growing blind spot in employee trading controls, one that...

AI surge set to reshape compliance risks, report finds

A new global report from eflow has revealed that the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence across financial services is expected to create significant compliance...

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...

eflow Global unveils PATH AI to boost compliance

eflow Global, a RegTech company specialising in automated compliance and trade monitoring solutions, has unveiled its latest advancement as part of its continued push...

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...

Eventus partners with Huron | Treliant to enhance compliance

Eventus has partnered with Huron | Treliant, a global consulting and managed services firm, to enhance trade surveillance capabilities for financial institutions. Treliant, which was...

Eventus introduces Frank AI to enhance risk analytics

Eventus has launched Frank AI, a new artificial intelligence platform designed specifically for financial compliance teams and surveillance analytics. The launch underscores Eventus’ commitment to...

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...

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