NASDAQ SMARTS FULL

NASDAQ SMARTS FULL

Read the full story at the Australian School of Business newsroom. The financial priorities of your 20s: Reduce outstanding debt Build a safety fund for 6 months of expenses Invest in assets with higher risk/potential. He is also chief scientist of the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre. Professor Aitken is expected to chair a new Advisory Committee to be established by NASDAQ to focus on optimal market design. The company was purchased by Nasdaq OMX in 2010 and now operates under the name Nasdaq SMARTS. SMARTS has been recognised as one of Australia's leading exporters, winning the Information and Communications Technology category of the Australian Export Awards. SMARTS Group was a private company based in Sydney that provided market surveillance technology to over 40 national exchanges and regulatory customers and 100 brokers across 30 markets worldwide. The tie up with NASDAQ will have major benefits for the Australian School of Business through an increase in job opportunities and postgraduate scholarships, he said. 'A sale to such an icon of the international stock broking community provides clear recognition of the leadership role that Australia plays in the design and deployment of front-line technology for securities markets,' said Professor Aitken. The system can find evidence of insider trading, market manipulation and continuous disclosure breaches.

The Integrated Market Surveillance System developed by SMARTS provides market surveillance and fraud detection technology to exchanges, regulators and brokers across the world. SMARTS group, the company founded by finance professor Mike Aitken at the Australian School of Business, has been sold to NASDAQ, one of the world's largest stock exchanges.

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