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Surveillance Systems

Definition

Surveillance systems are technological frameworks used to monitor and analyze market activity for compliance, security, and integrity purposes. These systems employ data analytics, artificial intelligence, and pattern recognition to detect unusual trading behavior, potential market manipulation, and other illicit activities. Their function involves collecting, processing, and interpreting vast amounts of transaction data across various financial platforms. Such monitoring is essential for maintaining fair and orderly markets, protecting investors, and ensuring adherence to regulatory standards.