The Intelligence Layer Beyond Your Own Book

A medium-sized broker could be losing over $5m/month to high-risk clients they cannot identify early enough. Network Alerts cuts through the noise, helping risk teams identify the clients worth focusing on before they impact P&L.

NAGA has integrated iSAM Securities’ Radar and Apex solutions, adding real-time risk analytics and low-latency execution technology to support its next phase of growth.

iSAM Securities announces the appointment of long-serving senior leader Neill Burger as Managing Director. Having been instrumental in the firm's growth since joining in 2008, Neill will lead the next phase of development across the company's liquidity, market making and technology businesses.

Introducing Radar Network Alerts, the latest addition to Radar designed to help brokers identify client activity that may not be visible through isolated account analysis alone.

After a period of significant strength, precious metals have experienced a sharp pullback, contributing to increased volatility across the market. This shift has been driven by a combination of macroeconomic developments, positioning, and margin dynamics.

iSAM has relocated to a new London headquarters to support the continued expansion of its operations and growing global demand across all arms of the business.

Stocks fell at the start of a pivotal week for markets, with the artificial intelligence trade under pressure ahead of Nvidia’s earnings and the Federal Reserve’s annual gathering at Jackson Hole. The KOSPI is down 2.94% this morning, while the Nikkei has fallen 0.66%.

US Treasuries stabilised after two days of whipsaw trading as investors questioned whether the Treasury’s efforts to contain long-term borrowing costs through increased buybacks would provide more than a temporary reprieve. The 30-year yield held around 5.25% after falling nine basis points on Wednesday before rising six basis points the following day.

The US Treasury announced a significant increase in the size of its liquidity-support buyback operations for longer-dated nominal coupon securities, at least doubling the scale of its bond buybacks. The announcement, viewed by markets as a form of quantitative easing, pushed the dollar lower and triggered a sharp rally across bonds and gold.