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Originally published in Harrington Starr’s The Financial Technologist (2nd Edition) By: Eric Einfalt, Chief Strategy Officer, Eventus When we launched Eventus at the end of 2014, we had one goal in mind: provide a better mousetrap to firms in the capital markets space to efficiently meet their obligation to surveil their trading activity and manage […]

Today’s fast-changing markets and complex trading environment require capital markets firms to take a more holistic approach to trade surveillance.   Download this white paper to learn about Eventus’ Validus platform: a cutting-edge trade surveillance solution which focuses on anomaly detection and creates new algorithms so market participants no longer need to rely on static

Originally published in The Block By Joseph Schifano, Global Head of Regulatory Affairs at Eventus Defining new crypto market regulation in Europe is a delicate balance, according to Peter Kerstens, European Commission Advisor, presenting at the recent Shining a Light on Digital Asset Markets Conference 2021, hosted by Eventus and the Association for Digital Asset Markets

On June 22-23, Eventus co-hosted an event, Shining a Light on Digital Asset Markets 2021, with ADAM.  One focus area was the institutional adoption of digital assets, with the need for regulatory clarity standing out as a consistent theme. SEC Commissioner Peirce channeled that concern, stating, “My complaint has been that too much of the conversation

By: Joe Schifano, Global Head of Regulatory Affairs, Eventus Systems   Originally published in Mondovisione Crypto trading is going mainstream. With the imminent launch of several new digital securities exchanges, and announcements of inter-bank transactions in digital assets becoming daily news, financial institutions must prepare to offer trading and investment in a diverse range of

The saga of the institutionalization and regulation of digital asset markets is one of the most important and compelling storylines in financial services today, with massive implications for the future of investing. And while market participants and the regulators that oversee them have demonstrated a remarkable willingness to engage on these topics, voices from around

Originally published in The Block The world is finally catching on to what we’ve known for years—that digital assets will play an important role in the future of financial markets. The speed, transparency, and security benefits of digital assets are undeniable, which have led to explosive growth in markets that have only been around for