'Right-sizing' trade surveillance solutions – key components and considerations
This article, written by Chartis in collaboration with Nasdaq, considers the importance of trade surveillance for financial institutions and examines the key considerations for firms when implementing an effective solution.
Trade surveillance solutions are vital for financial institutions of every shape and size – essential for identifying and preventing market abuse, helping firms comply with regulations, and protecting them from reputational risk. However, there is no ’one size fits all’
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