Control Room

For all financial institutions, and especially those with Private Equity and Investment Banking practices, managing the flow of sensitive information is a crucial step in preventing potential instances of market abuse, insider trading, and other conflicts of interest. Manage and mitigate Material Non-public Information (MNPI) risk with an integrated solution designed to improve visibility into potential conflicts at the firm and employee levels.

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Control Room

Monitor MNPI. Mitigate Risk.

Track firm and individual activities in a single solution to streamline workflow, identify potential conflicts of interest and market abuse, track “wall crossing”, and centralize reporting with COMPLY’s Control Room.

  • Quickly identify instances of market abuse or other potential conflicts
  • Add deal-related securities to restricted lists and flag securities – collect and organize sensitive information on initial public offerings (IPOs), firm deals, employee meetings and MNPI access
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Conflict Check

Don’t Leave Conflicts Unchecked.

Connect disparate data sets to create a holistic view of your compliance data and easily identify potential conflicts of interest and evaluate risk across an organization with COMPLY’s Conflict Check.

  • Establish a comprehensive view of risk in real time
  • Uncover potential conflicts using cross-org compliance data
  • Build synergies between teams with transparency to better inform decisions across the business
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Client Testimonials

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“Having the Control Room allowed us to integrate everything into ComplySci, which meant it became a ‘one-stop shop’ for all things compliance.” – Iain Colquhoun, Sona Asset Management

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“As an investment firm, we have a lot of sensitive information about a variety of companies. At all times, we need to have control over and a view into employees’ personal holdings and trading activities.” – Private Investment Firm

Why COMPLY?

DIRECT BROKER FEEDS

Integrated direct broker feeds from more than 300 brokerage firms and a robust data normalization process provide unrivaled information accuracy and dependability.

DATA INTEROPERABILITY AND APIs

Powerful integration capabilities facilitate data connections between our platform and other industry-leading solutions, enhancing communications, increasing efficiency, and providing a seamless customer experience.

EDUCATION

Decades of regulatory expertise power COMPLY’s premier compliance education programs. With courses designed for CCOs, IARs, and more, COMPLY empowers our clients to elevate their program and their career…raising the standard of regulatory compliance across the industry.

SOLUTION AND SERVICE INNOVATION

Incorporating direct feedback from COMPLY’s portfolio of firms, we continuously implement the enhancements that matter most to our clients. We go beyond technology to offer a breadth of services and solutions designed to meet our clients’ unique needs and challenges, including digital asset trade monitoring, compliance program management, consulting services, compliance education, and more.

REGULATORY EXPERTISE

The COMPLY team is comprised of former CCOs, former regulators, and experienced lawyers. We understand the challenges you face because we’ve been there. Our deep bench of industry expertise – which includes expansive knowledge in technology enablement and regulatory compliance protocols and processes – supports more than 7,000 clients.

AWARD-WINNING CUSTOMER SERVICE

Let us be an extension of your back office and provide support from our dedicated subject matter experts when you need it most. Customer support is available 24/5.

Control the Unknown with Confidence

Track firm and individual activities in a single solution to streamline workflow, identify potential conflicts of interest and market abuse, and centralize reporting.