Banking in transition Episode 62: Communications surveillance in a digital and hybrid-working age

Communications surveillance is a fact of life for many financial firms, which need to comply with market abuse and financial crime regulation. But in an age where there has been a proliferation of different communications methods, and staff are often working away from the office, it has become increasingly challenging. Raj Bakhru, chief innovation officer at ACA Group talks to Marie Kemplay about how the industry is managing these issues. 

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