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Energy traders shun trade surveillance, survey finds

Result comes despite tougher rules on market manipulation and abuse

Remit guidance requires more specific definitions
Survey: 88% of firms don’t monitor for potential market manipulation

Just a small proportion of energy trading firms say they use trade surveillance technology to detect market manipulation, despite increased regulatory scrutiny of financial and physical energy markets.

In a survey conducted by Energy Risk, 88% of respondents said they didn’t use any form of surveillance technology to monitor instances of potential market manipulation.

Given the current regulatory

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