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Increase in regulation and volatility drives trade surveillance investment

Lynn Strongin Dodds
By Lynn Strongin Dodds

The increasing complexity of trade surveillance requirements, driven by regulatory demands and exacerbated by volatility, is putting pressure on manual processes and driving investment in automation, according to a new […]

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