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NICE to detect securities fraud


01 May 2012 New York
Reporter: Georgina Lavers

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NICE Actimize is to provide a hedge fund trading compliance solution designed to monitor the activities of hedge funds across all cash market and derivative asset classes (exchange-traded and OTC).

The solution includes a broad range of analytical models designed to detect illicit or behaviour such as insider trading, market manipulation, securities fraud, and deceptive practices.

Amir Orad, President and CEO, NICE Actimize said Dodd-Frank will mean more controls needed for hedge funds. “To accomplish this, they must effectively partner with a solutions provider whose approach supports a comprehensive compliance risk management strategy that provides quick assessment of company policies and procedures to combat improper and/or unauthorized dealings.â€

Miranda Mizen, director of equities research for the TABB Group, a strategic advisory and research firm focused on capital markets, said: “As a heterogeneous group, hedge funds need quality products and custom solutions that fit the size and nature of their individual businesses to ensure they can balance regulatory compliance with the cost of doing business.â€
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