
Natural language processing added to trade monitoring
Market participants can create bespoke analytics with Ideal Prediction's Scope tool

Surveillance technology firm Ideal Prediction is incorporating natural language processing (NLP) in its services in a bid to expand the analytical tools available to clients, which it says is achievable without lengthy development work or complex coding.
The Scope monitoring service is designed to analyse the behaviour of voice traders and algos, and determine whether these are in line with the principles of the FX Global Code of Conduct (FXGC). Scope brings to light any issues it identifies on
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