TZEC eComms Surveillance
Monitor multiple eComms channels from one centralised hub
Across the globe, financial regulators are increasingly focusing on how compliance teams manage the risk of communications across electronic platforms. Digital messages can be the first sign of potentially high-risk behaviour, and regulators want to ensure that firms are monitoring these interactions and linking them to abusive trading.
TZEC captures the full spectrum of electronic interactions taking place across your firm. It ingests and normalises data from various sources, employing advanced algorithms to detect anomalies and patterns that are indicative of suspicious behaviour, before linking them to relevant trade activity for further analysis. TZEC utilises eflow’s unique Global Lexicon Service so that financial institutions can identify signs of market abuse based on global data and behavioural trends, not just their own limited terms. This means that TZEC provides a depth and breadth of eComms surveillance that is simply unmatched.
How TZEC adds value to your trade surveillance strategy
As interactions between clients, advisers and staff take place across an ever-growing number of digital channels, TZEC utilises sophisticated natural language processing algorithms, powered by machine learning, to methodically sift through the complexities of both structured and unstructured data. It then uses these insights to associate communications with relevant trades when testing for market abuse and market manipulation.
Thanks to its ability to undertake deep-dive analysis of all types of communication channels in a matter of seconds, TZEC enables firms to monitor and analyse vast quantities of data while streamlining surveillance operations and mitigating against the risk of non-compliance. The platform also maintains detailed logs of all communications and actions taken, providing an essential component of your regulatory record-keeping obligations.
Holistic, efficient surveillance
Enhanced decision-making
Technology that evolves with you
Future-proofed eComms surveillance
Strengthened governance
Personalised to your needs
We’re offering a free, no-obligation Market Abuse Health Check
Are you confident in your firm’s trade surveillance strategy to combat the threat of market abuse?
As part of our Market Abuse Health Check campaign, Jonathan Dixon - eflow’s Head of Surveillance - will review the details you submit and deliver a clear, unbiased evaluation of your current trade surveillance strategy. Drawing on his extensive industry experience and subject matter expertise, Jonathan will provide expert insights and recommend actionable improvements to strengthen your firm’s trade surveillance processes.
Regulatory technology that evolves with your business
Centralised eComms monitoring
Automatically monitor all forms of structured and unstructured electronic communications for suspicious activity through one integrated platform
Link trading activity to messages
Digitally link suspicious communications to high-risk trade activity for further investigation with added context
Interrogate all data formats
Sophisticated natural language processing algorithms enable you to interrogate unstructured data quickly and efficiently
Monitor all major channels
Ingest data from multiple digital sources, including email providers, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Bloomberg messaging, Red Box call recording, and other platforms
Assess message sentiment
Detect if an individual’s messages are threatening or coercive through the platform’s ‘sentiment analysis’ capabilities
Generate digital audit trails
Automatically generate a digital audit trail as part of your regulatory record-keeping obligations
Trusted by industry leaders
William Preston - Compliance Manager, Aegon Asset Management
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