Nasdaq: U.S. Stock Market Is Using Artificial Intelligence As Regulator To Prevent Fraud


A deep-learning Artificial Intelligence system will work together with human analysts to monitor the Nasdaq’s data base to look for suspicious behavior.

The Nasdaq stock market is the world largest stock exchange and because of this reason it’s the most attractive target for the fraudsters too.it must be constantly monitored for attempts to illicitly beat the system. These can include manipulations to inflate a stock’s closing price, rapidly buying and selling stocks to give the false impression of a lot of activity and placing a large buy or sell order with no intention of actually executing to create artificially high demand. To monitor this all Nasdaq stock market activities the Artificial Intelligence system is being made for it. A new deep-learning system is working alongside with human analysts to keep watch over roughly 17.5 million trades per day. The system will give strength to an existing software surveillance system that uses statistics and rules to flag any signs of market abuse.

The new system should have a many advantages. First, Nasdaq claims it will be more accurate at identifying patterns of abuse and reducing the burden on human analysts. Second, it will be better at detecting more complex patterns and particularly spoofing, which Nasdaq believes that spoofing will become increasingly common.

If the system get success then the company plans to start this system globally. Nasdaq also operates 29 total markets across North America and Europe and provides market surveillance technologies to 59 other marketplaces, 19 regulators and over 160 banks and brokers


This will eventually make markets much more secure and free from all the malpractices. Although, the data provided by this particular technology is much more accurate than the manual practice and it enables regulators to evaluate the wrongdoings in the marketplace.
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