The Intelligence Layer Beyond Your Own Book

iSAM Securities Apex has integrated with Scope Prime, giving brokers access to its institutional multi-asset liquidity through Apex’s ultra-low-latency execution platform. The integration expands brokers’ choice of liquidity providers, combining tailored pricing and flexible execution with control over how liquidity is aggregated, routed and distributed to clients.

iSAM Securities has been named Outstanding Gold Liquidity Provider at the FinanceFeeds Awards, recognising its deep liquidity, competitive pricing and reliable execution across changing market conditions. Its offering combines significant daily gold flow, proprietary pricing technology and disciplined risk management, with continued investment focused on delivering consistent performance when markets become volatile.

Radar has been named Exceptional Risk Management Tool at the FinanceFeeds Awards, recognising its role in helping brokers identify, investigate and manage risk through connected data, alerts and analytics. Development continues across the platform, including Network Alerts, which uncovers linked accounts and coordinated trading activity across brokers that single-broker analysis cannot detect.

iSAM Securities Apex is working with LMAX Group to bring perpetual futures pricing to FX and CFD brokers through the Apex platform. The connection will enable brokers to expand their offering through the trading platforms they already use, with access to institutional-grade liquidity and transparent, market-driven funding rates.

Radar’s enhanced Network Alerts give brokers unprecedented visibility into traders hedging positions across multiple brokers, exposing coordinated strategies that were previously hidden from view. With real-time alerts and intuitive visualisations, dealing and risk teams can identify high-risk traders faster and act before losses occur.

Radar’s four new features give dealing and risk teams a clearer view of exposure, related accounts and positions held with liquidity providers. Real-time alerts and analysis of book switches help teams identify issues sooner and assess the financial impact of their routing decisions.

Global equities rebounded as risk appetite stabilised following last week’s technology sell-off, while falling oil prices provided further support. Attention now turns to Tuesday’s US midterm elections, followed by the Bank of England’s rate decision and Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report.

Technology shares extended their decline as Amazon and Intel revived concerns over heavy AI spending, driving investors towards safe-haven assets. Treasuries and the Swiss franc gained, while Brent crude rose to $116 amid renewed concerns over potential US strikes against Iran.

Technology stocks fell after disappointing results from Alphabet and Samsung revived concerns over returns from heavy AI investment. Meanwhile, markets assessed the Fed’s decision to hold rates and renewed diplomatic efforts in the Middle East ahead of key ECB and Bank of Japan decisions.