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Radar has been named Exceptional Risk Management Tool at the FinanceFeeds Awards, recognising its role in helping brokers identify, investigate and manage risk through connected data, alerts and analytics. Development continues across the platform, including Network Alerts, which uncovers linked accounts and coordinated trading activity across brokers that single-broker analysis cannot detect.
Risk moves fast. Radar moves faster.
Radar has been named Exceptional Risk Management Tool at the FinanceFeeds Awards.
The award is a strong recognition of the work behind Radar and its growing role in how brokers approach risk management.
Radar began with a simple objective: give brokers detailed, informative and highly customizable insights into the trading activity of their client base.
Since its launch, the platform has grown well beyond a risk dashboard. It now brings together exposure, performance and trading data from multiple servers and platforms in one place.
Radar Alerts flag accounts that cross predefined risk thresholds, while ticket-based workflows help teams acknowledge, investigate and resolve issues without losing visibility across the desk.
Client Metrics and Flow Explorer support deeper analysis of individual accounts and trades. Aftermath shows how flow performs around execution, while Peer Analytics places a broker’s activity within a wider market context.
The result is less time piecing together fragmented data and more time making informed decisions.
For dealing desks, that means spotting changes in trading behaviour sooner. For risk teams, it means faster investigations and clearer oversight. For senior management, it provides a stronger view of risk across the brokerage.
The award recognises the progress made, but development across Radar is not standing still.
One of the platform’s most significant recent developments is Network Alerts. Negative balance protection abuse, swap abuse and bonus abuse frequently depend on coordinated positions across accounts that can be linked. By connecting activity across the Radar Network, the feature identifies linked accounts and behavioural patterns that may otherwise appear unrelated.
For clients, that means seeing the underlying trader, not just a collection of individual accounts. It exposes cross-broker activity that single-broker analysis cannot detect.
Network Alerts is one part of a broader programme of development, with work continuing across Radar’s reporting, alerting, and analytics capabilities.
“What matters most is finding the clients fast. With Radar, we can identify them as early as pre-trade, before their activity causes losses. It helps us stay ahead of negative balance abuse and identify clients operating across brokers or acting in clusters. We are so pleased to have won this award.” - Dennis Weissert, Chief Commercial Officer, iSAM Apex
Thank you to FinanceFeeds for their recognition, to our clients for helping shape the platform and to the team behind Radar for continuing to push it forward.
Radar has come a long way. The most exciting work is still ahead.
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