The Evolution of Trade Surveillance and Monitoring: How Financial Markets Are Adapting to Stricter Regulations

 


Quadrant Knowledge Solutions Unveils Trade Surveillance and Monitoring Market to Achieve a CAGR of 18.50% by 2028.

Over the past decade, financial markets have faced significant failures and losses due to factors such as rogue trading. These challenges have spurred the development of more stringent regulations, including Reg BI, MAR, MiFID II, Dodd-Frank, and various Codes of Conduct, along with directives from regulatory bodies like CFTC, SEC, FINRA, and ESMA, as well as other national regulations worldwide.

These measures aim to detect trading activities that could undermine public trust in the markets. The increasing pressure on financial markets to comply with these regulations is a major driver for the adoption of robust and accurate trade monitoring systems. Trade surveillance and monitoring solutions provide essential capabilities for pre-trade, post-trade, and market surveillance, enabling the detection of market abuse and trading violations.

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Key questions addressed by this study include:

·       How rapidly is the Trade Surveillance and Monitoring market expanding?

·       What are the primary market drivers and restraints impacting the global Trade Surveillance and Monitoring market?

·       Which industries are poised for the most significant growth during the forecast period?

·       Which global regions are expected to see the greatest growth in the Trade Surveillance and Monitoring market?

·       Which customer segments have the highest growth potential for Trade Surveillance and Monitoring solutions?

·       Which deployment options for Trade Surveillance and Monitoring solutions are projected to grow the fastest over the next five years?

Strategic Market Direction:

As regulatory expectations for trade surveillance continue to rise, financial institutions are increasingly focused on eliminating policy breaches that lead to illegal trading activities. In response, global trading practices are increasingly adhering to a wider array of international regulations, incorporating cross-asset class and cross-market trade surveillance measures to detect market abuse, behavioral anomalies, and non-compliant activities.

Trade surveillance and monitoring solutions are designed to prevent market manipulation and abuse, which can cause significant reputational damage to firms. Regulators are prioritizing enhanced market transparency and investor confidence through these solutions, which focus on both pre-trade and post-trade surveillance.

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Vendors Covered:

IBM, Abel Noser Solutions, ACA, Altair, b-next, BAE Systems, Bloomberg L.P., Eventus, Features Analytics, Intellect Design Arena, List, LSEG, MCO (MyComplianceOffice), Nasdaq, NICE Actimize, OneTick (OneMarketData), Quantexa, S3, Scila, SteelEye, and Trillium Surveyor.

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