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.

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.

Radar Lite brings many of the essential features from Radar into a leaner, more cost-effective package designed for entry-level, growing brokers that want sharper risk visibility without heavy onboarding or enterprise-level spend.

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.

iSAM Securities has announced the launch of its futures on CFDs offering, expanding its existing liquidity suite in response to growing client demand and evolving market requirements.

French bonds fell as the government’s deficit-reduction plans increased political and fiscal concerns across European markets. Meanwhile, oil held above $102 and investors awaited today’s US payrolls report for clues on the outlook for further Fed tightening.

Softer US core PCE reduced expectations of an October Fed rate hike, while upbeat technology forecasts lifted equity futures. The yen weakened after the Bank of Japan’s September meeting minutes disappointed investors hoping for a more hawkish outlook.

Stocks rose and bonds steadied ahead of today’s core PCE report, which could shift expectations for an October Fed rate hike. Meanwhile, oil fell as Middle Eastern supply flows recovered, while stronger-than-expected UK growth supported the pound.