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Surveillance Built for the Fastest Markets

Your algorithms exploit cross-market inefficiencies and venue-specific behaviors in microseconds—the same sophisticated patterns that market manipulators use to evade detection. HFT strategies require surveillance technology that matches your operational sophistication.

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Overview

Nasdaq Trade Surveillance for High-Frequency & Proprietary Trading

Built by the team that monitors exchanges processing billions of trades daily, our surveillance architecture scales to match your volume while providing the technical depth your business demands.

Features

How We Match Your Technical Sophistication

Ultra-Low Latency Monitoring

Surveillance that captures manipulation patterns across the venues and timeframes where your algorithms operate.

Order Lifecycle Surveillance

Track rapid sequences of placements, modifications, and cancellations to flag spoffing, layering, and quote stuffing.

Venue Optimization Intelligence

Understand manipulation patterns across venues to optimize your routing and execution logic.

Market Microstructure Analysis

Leverage the same cross-venue, cross-product analysis your algorithms use to identify sophisticated threats.

Impact

The Benchmark for T+1 Surveillance

30+

Years of Surveillance Expertise

190+

Clients

25+

Awards

3,000+

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What is Cross-Product Manipulation? In the surveillance world, we’re trained to look for patterns. But what happens when the patterns of interest span multiple products, markets or even regions? Cross-product manipulation is the art of misdirection—where the signal isn’t in the trade itself, but in the choreography between instruments. Over the past decade, regulators have issued nearly $1 billion in fines tied to cross-product market abuse. These aren’t just numbers. They’re proof that manipulation has evolved, and so must our ability to detect it. Effective surveillance must evolve to understand relationships, not just rules, to protect market integrity. In this white paper, we explore strategies to connect relationships, see the complete picture and make event data actionable. Download the Whitepaper
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Navigating Cross-Product Complexity With Smarter Surveillance

Ian Hawkins, Head of Nasdaq Trade Surveillance Product Strategy, discusses the complexity of monitoring for cross-product manipulation.

Resources

Insights and Resources for High Frequency & Proprietary Trading Firms

When One Trade Isn’t the Whole Story

Uncovering Cross-Product Manipulation

In the surveillance world, we’re trained to look for patterns. But what happens when the patterns of interest span multiple products, markets or even regions? Cross-product manipulation is the art of misdirection—where the signal isn’t in the trade itself, but in the choreography between instruments.

When One Trade Isn’t the Whole Story: Uncovering Cross-Product Manipulation
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