Nasdaq, Digital Reasoning Partner to Enhance Market Surveillance Tools
Collaboration will see integration of Nasdaq Smarts surveillance, Digital Reasoning compliance monitoring solutions.
Digital Reasoning's eComms monitoring for proactive compliance and Nasdaq's Smarts Surveillance solutions will be delivered through the unified integration of trade surveillance alerts and related eComms flags and context within a single interface. The combined solution allows analysts and compliance teams insight across communications and trade data to automatically prioritize areas for evaluation and investigations.
"The application of machine intelligence to identify inappropriate activity in digital communications greatly boosts positive predictive values over traditional methods, and it brings a radical new technological approach to the field of behavior analysis," said Marten den Haring, chief product officer at Digital Reasoning. "By partnering with Nasdaq, we can raise the bar in signal detection across disparate systems and apply deep understanding of context to assess risk, without adding workload to the already burdened surveillance analyst."
Nasdaq is also the latest firm to invest in Digital Reasoning, following others lincluding Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, and private equity firm Silver Lake.
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