Legacy trade surveillance systems frequently suffer from several inefficiencies, e.g., a high number of false positive alerts, low alert quality and insufficient surveillance coverage. As a result, legacy systems do not only impose high cost related to manual alert handling and maintenance, but do also open windows for market abuse practices remaining undetected.
Legacy trade surveillance systems frequently suffer from several inefficiencies, e.g., a high number of false positive alerts, low alert quality and insufficient surveillance coverage. As a result, legacy systems do not only impose high cost related to manual alert handling and maintenance, but do also open windows for market abuse practices remaining undetected.