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By Martina Rejsjo Equity market structure is entering a new phase — one where the closing bell no longer signals the end of the day. Once limited to specialized venues, 24-hour trading is quickly entering the mainstream, driven by rising demand from market participants and subsequent adoption by a growing contingent of industry leaders. Despite

By Martina Rejsjo AI has transformed every aspect of the financial industry. That includes compliance and trade surveillance.  As markets grow more complex and regulatory expectations become more stringent, participants need sophisticated technology to detect, prevent and respond to financial misconduct. Traditional rule-based systems can be powerful on their own, yet firms must embrace new

Originally published in Traders Magazine. Travis Schwab is CEO, Eventus. Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping the compliance and surveillance landscape, offering powerful tools to identify risks, streamline processes, and enhance regulatory oversight. However, as AI adoption grows, firms must navigate critical challenges to ensure effective implementation and usage, according to Travis Schwab, CEO of

Martina Rejsjo, our VP of Product Management, shares insights into the latest industry trends, surveillance updates, and product developments. Her updates dive into new features, best practices, and strategic roadmaps designed to keep you informed and ahead of the curve.   This quarter, we’re excited to introduce new features designed to improve usability, efficiency and

Travis Schwab, CEO, Eventus Rapid ideological, geopolitical and technological changes are creating a noisy and uncertain world, challenging traditional approaches and conventional wisdom across all sectors of the global economy. In such times, it becomes more important than ever to start from first principles when running a compliance program. For compliance teams, a fundamental function

Joe Schifano, Global Head of Regulatory Affairs, Eventus  Originally published here. I. Introduction As the new Trump administration takes office in 2025, it brings a shift in leadership across federal regulatory and enforcement agencies, notably the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and Department of Justice (DOJ). In the short term,