TradingHub: client data trove offers jump on market abuse

Surveillance firm already using aggregate info to tackle best execution questions

David Hesketh, TradingHub
Photo: Elyse Marks

Vendors of trade surveillance software are not generally regarded as quasi-godly entities. They scrutinise their customers’ transactions, and send alerts – often, too many alerts – when something anomalous is spotted. Perhaps a trader is using inside information, spoofing, or hiding losses. Most of the time, the trader will be doing nothing untoward at all.

But that describes a vendor’s work with an individual client. What about the vast trove of data that is created when all of those clients

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