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Risk Management

Detica and Progress team up to stymie rogue trades

Author:
Antony Savas
Posted:
15:02 02 May 2008
Topics:
Security

Detica and Progress have launched a surveillance system to help banks and trading exchanges detect potential rogue trades and market abuse in real time.

The Detica Market Surveillance Accelerator is powered by the Progress Apama Complex Event Processing platform.

The system lets financial institutions and exchanges monitor trading activity and identify suspicious transactions.

This includes market manipulation such as front-running, painting the tape, washing and ramping. The system can be deployed and calibrated to meet client-specific requirements.

In addition to the market surveillance business logic, prebuilt and customisable dashboards are offered for trade and market surveillance monitoring.

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