Running separate surveillance tools for different asset classes creates practical compliance problems: alerts carry different formats, thresholds and escalation paths across systems, making cross-market pattern detection harder and reporting to multiple regulators more labour-intensive. Tradeview, licensed in the Cayman Islands, Malta, Labuan, the UAE, Mauritius and Peru, resolved this by extending eflow to cover US equities and options through Tradeview Ltd., its Cayman Islands entity — building on the group's existing European deployment rather than introducing a parallel system.
eflow's surveillance platform monitors manipulation scenarios across US equity and options market structures as well as international regulatory frameworks. Extending the group's deployment means alerts from US-listed instruments flow through the same platform used elsewhere in the group, with a shared escalation path and unified audit trail rather than separate queues for each market.
The expanded deployment gives Tradeview a single surveillance infrastructure spanning its full traded instrument set, replacing the asset-class-by-asset-class approach that becomes harder to govern as a multi-jurisdictional firm adds markets.
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