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Stay ahead of potential risks with RADAR’s advanced alert system. Our real-time monitoring capabilities enable you to swiftly detect and address unusual trading patterns or behaviours ensuring your operations remain secure.

iSAM Securities has introduced the newest feature to it's real-time risk analytics dashboard, RADAR. The Peer Analytics feature allows users to identify trends by analysing market behaviour to explore new opportunities and maintain a competitive edge.

Over 75 million Americans have already cast their ballots to decide their Commander-in-Chief for the next four years. The 2024 election campaign, estimated to have cost over $15 billion—making it the most expensive U.S. election in history—is also one of the fiercest and most closely contested elections in recent memory.

iSAM Securities has expanded its liquidity offering with the addition of 16 new instruments, including China H Shares, Cocoa, Coffee Arabica, Coffee Robusta, Cotton, Singapore 30 and Sugar Raw, which are currently live for pricing and trading.

iSAM Securities welcomes Azadeh Kasraei as Head of Integrated Client Solutions in a strategic move to develop and improve experience and delivery.

With the recent release of its risk analytics dashboard, iSAM Securities RADAR, 2024 brings renewed focus towards iSAM Securities’ technological offering, strongly bolstered by the iSAM Securities’ APEX Bridge.

US equity futures edged higher in Asia after two down days on Wall Street, with contracts for the S&P 500 up 0.1%. Chinese tech led regional gains, boosted by semiconductor optimism and Alibaba’s AI investment drive, though MSCI’s Asia gauge was flat overall.

Asian equities edged higher, led by tech, after Alibaba surged on a pledge to ramp up AI investment. Semiconductor stocks rallied on a Morgan Stanley upgrade and Huawei’s plan to challenge Nvidia, lifting China’s CSI 300 and the Hang Seng despite Super Typhoon Ragasa disrupting Hong Kong.

Asian equities swung between gains and losses, with Hong Kong down 1.1% on light volumes as super typhoon Ragasa threatened major disruption. Mainland China also retreated, while chipmakers rose after Nvidia’s OpenAI investment.