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Trading Technologies adds market replay surveillance
Exchanges and regulators get a 90-day playback of order books, as Trading Technologies expands its surveillance tools across asset classes.
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Microsoft taps finance body to guide Copilot in Excel
The move puts human checks at the centre of AI-assisted modelling, as finance teams face greater scrutiny over errors in Excel outputs.
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