Trade Surveillance Goes Real-Time in New Platform From Analytics Provider Trillium Surveyor ⋅ Crypto World Echo
Trillium Surveyor launched a redesigned version of itsbest execution analytics engine, shifting trade performance monitoring fromquarterly cycles to a daily process.
The update introduces interactive toolsdesigned to assist both trading and compliance teams in identifyinginefficiencies and meeting regulatory expectations.
Replacing Manual Reporting Cycles
The new system allows firms to analyze large volumesof execution data in real time. It highlights outliers in pricing, timing, andfill rates, and delivers structured reports through a shared interface. This isintended to reduce reliance on manual processes and lengthy reporting cycles.
Legacy systems have traditionally delayed performanceanalysis, often limiting firms to retrospective quarterly reviews. Trillium’supdated platform introduces tools for immediate performance review, which canbe used across asset classes.
“Traders and compliance officers don’t always speakthe same language, but now they can work off the same data, in the same place,with the same level of confidence,” said Melissa Watras, Director of Product atTrillium Surveyor.
Trillium developed the new features in consultationwith the best execution committees across the industry. The changes focus onmaking execution data easier to interpret and share, with an emphasis onusability in both retail and institutional markets.
According to the company, the updated platformsupports compliance with amended regulatory standards such as the SEC’s revisedRule 605. It can be used on its own or integrated with Trillium’s tradesurveillance tools for a broader view of trading activity.
Broader Industry Context
The update comes amid increased scrutiny of executionquality and rising expectations for firms to demonstrate compliance in realtime. As regulatory requirements evolve, firms face growing pressure to improveinternal reporting structures and minimize inefficiencies in order flow.
Trillium’s platform redesign is part of a broadertrend toward real-time analytics in capital markets, where both regulators andmarket participants are placing greater emphasis on timely, data-driveninsights.
This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
