Trade surveillance software for detecting market abuse across complex instruments
TradingHub builds trade surveillance software for investment banks, asset managers, and hedge funds using a machine-learning stack (PyTorch, TensorFlow, scikit-learn) deployed on AWS. The tech mix — C#, Python, Java, and cloud infrastructure (DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, AWS Bedrock) — reflects a mature platform handling high-volume market data. Current project focus spans pricing models, risk algorithms, and pattern-detection systems, while pain points around false positives and large-dataset processing suggest the product is scaling detection accuracy across increasingly complex cross-product abuse cases.
TradingHub provides trade surveillance and market-abuse detection software to global financial institutions. The platform analyzes trading behavior to identify market manipulation, insider trading, and related regulatory violations across single and cross-product scenarios. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, the company operates with approximately 51–200 employees and serves a client base of investment banks, asset managers, hedge funds, commodity houses, and brokers. Active development focuses on improving detection algorithms, reducing false-positive rates, and expanding implementation capacity for new customers.
TradingHub uses C#, Python, Java, C++, PyTorch, TensorFlow, and scikit-learn, deployed on AWS infrastructure (ECS, DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, Bedrock). Infrastructure is managed with Terraform and CloudFormation; CI/CD runs on TeamCity and GitLab.
Active projects include pricing model development, risk algorithm creation, pattern-detection systems, market data infrastructure, data lineage tools, and core algorithm optimization. The team is also focused on customer implementation, POC validation, and onboarding at scale.
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