The Intelligence Layer Beyond Your Own Book

Radar’s new Book Switch Impact feature reveals the opportunity cost of A-Book decisions by showing the PnL brokers could have retained. This helps risk teams identify when a hedge is no longer paying off and when it may be time to switch a client back to B-Book.

Spec Markets has integrated iSAM Securities’ Radar and Apex to bring network-level risk intelligence and scalable execution controls into one connected ecosystem. The partnership gives its teams greater visibility and control as the broker expands its client base and trading volumes.

Radar’s new Hedge Alerts help brokers identify traders running offsetting positions across related accounts, both within their own brokerage and across the wider Radar Network. Combined with sharper reporting and a new mitigated/unmitigated workflow, the update gives risk teams a clearer, more actionable view of potential abuse.

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 Apex has integrated with CMC Markets, connecting a globally recognisable, leading multi-asset LP to brokers through Apex's ultra-low latency technology stack.

Optimism returned to technology stocks after SpaceX’s better-than-expected earnings revived confidence in AI investment, lifting Nasdaq futures and Asian equities. Meanwhile, oil remained elevated as continued attacks in the Strait of Hormuz sustained concerns over global energy supplies.

Asian technology stocks fell sharply as concerns over heavy AI spending and elevated valuations returned ahead of key earnings, including Netflix later today. Oil rose to $110 amid continued risks in the Strait of Hormuz, keeping inflation concerns firmly in focus.

US equity futures rebounded from last week’s chip-led sell-off, with upcoming technology earnings set to test whether heavy AI investment can deliver sufficient returns. Oil fell as Middle Eastern supplies held near pre-war levels, while reduced expectations of a near-term Fed rate hike supported Treasuries and gold.