Market Share of Trade Surveillance Systems Industry
The competitive landscape of the trade surveillance systems market is moving towards fragmentation due to the increasing adoption of the solution worldwide. However, the market players see continuous innovation since the market is still developing. They are designing innovative and technologically integrated solutions to stay ahead of their competitors. Also, many startup companies are raising funds and investing in them to enter the market and attract maximum market share smoothly.
- September 2022: NICE Actimize, a NICE (NASDAQ: NICE) business, announced the launch of Compliancentral, a cloud-based, end-to-end communications monitoring and trade compliance platform for financial services firms. Compliancentral from NICE Actimize helps buy-side, sell-side, online trading platforms, insurance, and wealth management firms capture and analyze all types of employee communications, trades, and behaviors to find hidden conduct risk.
- In July 2022, SymphonyAI, a provider of high-value enterprise AI SaaS for strategic industries, announced that it had acquired BAE Systems' financial crime detection leader NetReveal. This acquisition is a significant step forward in SymphonyAI's financial vertical expansion strategy. Furthermore, the SymphonyAI Sensa Sensa platform was developed and launched by the company in late 2021, bringing AI-based analytics and insights to financial crime detection. NetReveal, a member of SymphonyAI's financial vertical, continues to use Sensa AI technology to deliver transformative innovations and powerful new products that better uncover anomalous activity, reduce false positives, and control costs.
- In March 2022, eFLOW Global and GRSS strengthened their collaboration to provide a managed surveillance solution. According to eFlow, the partnership between eFlow and GRSS is built on effective compliance, which comes from combining powerful technology with real-world knowledge.
Moreover, GRSS provides experienced compliance and trade monitoring specialists who analyze the output of a company's surveillance systems and present actionable reports to the compliance officer. For nearly two decades, eflow's TZ system, which debuted in 2004, has assisted compliance professionals in providing intense market abuse surveillance. On the other hand, eflow said that its market abuse services are more important than ever with this new partnership.
Trade Surveillance Systems Market Leaders
Software AG
Nice Ltd.
BAE Systems, Inc.
eFlow Ltd.
Fidelity National Information Services, Inc.
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order
