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Scila Implements Multi-Asset Trade Surveillance for Capital.com

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Scila AB, the Stockholm-based provider of trade surveillance, anti-money laundering and risk management technology, has been selected by Capital.com, the retail trading platform, to deliver a multi-asset class trade surveillance solution for global monitoring of trading activities.

Scila’s trade surveillance solution is deployed at customer sites in more than 20 countries, including market participants, exchanges and regulators. It includes a broad selection of alert rules and reports, a search and replay functionality, trading analytics tools, and utilises machine learning capabilities to classify alerts and e-communication such as chats, emails and voice recordings.

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