/PRNewswire/ The carbon accounting software market is expected to grow by USD 6.38 billion during 2021-2025, according to Technavio. The report offers a.
AML Analytics Launches Red Flag Tests To Health Check Transaction Monitoring Systems
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LONDON, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ As part of its expansion of anti-money laundering (AML) solutions for transaction monitoring systems, AML Analytics has announced the launch of Red Flag Tests.
Red Flag Tests has been created by expert RegTech and SupTech developers at AML Analytics as part of their portfolio of solutions to support financial institutions (FIs) in the regulated sector. Using synthetic data to validate transaction monitoring system rules, Red Flag Tests will help analysts understand if a system is working correctly to mitigate financial crime risks. This AML Analytics solution makes it easier for analysts by sorting complex rules into Smart Scenarios.
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NSE Data picks up stake in Capital Quants Solutions
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NSE Data & Analytics Ltd, a 100% subsidiary of National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), has made an unspecified investment in Capital Quants Solutions Ltd. (CQS), the NSE said in a statement.
“The investment in CQS is a part of NSE’s programme for investment in the fields of Analytics, Digital, Robotics, Security, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Block Chain, where start-ups require early-stage financing and incubation to expand and realise their full potential,” Vikram Limaye, MD & CEO, NSE said.
“Through such partnerships with select start-ups, which have demonstrated technological potential, NSE Group aims to further strengthen its technology leadership. These fields present innovative solutions and breakthrough technologies, which could potentially change the future of capital markets in India and the world.”
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has acquired Cogencis Information Services, a provider of real-time market data terminals to institutional customers, for an undisclosed sum.
NSE Data & Analytics Ltd, a wholly-owned unit of India’s largest stock exchange, bought Cogencis from the firm’s shareholders, including founder Pankaj Aher and co-founder Kalyanram Kodakalla, NSE says in a statement on January 22.
According to Vikram Limaye, NSE’s managing director and chief executive officer, Cogencis’s business complements that of NSE Data and will be an additional channel to distribute and disseminate market data and analytical products and solutions.
The acquisition will “deepen our presence in the market and strengthen our position as a financial market infrastructure institution”, he says in the statement.