Surveillance leaders apply more resource in leveraging data, tools and people

At a recent monitoring conference, hosted by XLOD, a number of global surveillance leaders gave their views on the oversight of eComms.

The event featured an enforcement director from the SEC, with additional panels made up of senior surveillance practitioners from Citi, HSBC, Deutsche, Goldman, BNY Mellon, Truist Securities, BNP, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, BMO, SMBC and Northern Trust.

The Chatham House Rule applied to the discussions throughout, but we have attempted

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