ACA Group Expands Electronic Communications Surveillance Capabilities in ComplianceAlpha Platform
The enhancements to ACA’s eComms surveillance technology include relationship forensics, machine learning, and an integrated archive to enable more effective internal investigations
ACA Group (ACA), the leading governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) advisor in financial services, announced that it has added a host of new capabilities to ComplianceAlpha, the firm’s integrated RegTech solutions platform. These latest additions are designed to better support the surveillance of and adherence to policies related to electronic communications (eComms).
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“As electronic communications recordkeeping comes under increased scrutiny from global regulators, it’s now clear that firms need to move beyond policies and procedures, and actually be able to access and analyze communications data to take proactive action to ensure compliance”
By offering electronic communication surveillance capabilities via the ACA ComplianceAlpha platform, financial services firms, globally, can now leverage inbuilt functions to bring regulatory investigations to the fore, and seamlessly escalate issues to management. In addition, ACA’s RegTech surveillance solutions provide the tools necessary to capture communications across multiple channels including email, collaboration tools, and mobile devices to provide complete supervision and archiving of employee communications.
“As electronic communications recordkeeping comes under increased scrutiny from global regulators, it’s now clear that firms need to move beyond policies and procedures, and actually be able to access and analyze communications data to take proactive action to ensure compliance,” said Annie Morris, Chief Product Officer at ACA Group. “For example, our relationship forensics calculates relationship strength between employees or employees and individuals outside the firm. These interpersonal connections are key to understanding where risk can be found – arming the compliance group with insight into communications patterns supplemented with a compelling measure of how well people know each other. Doing so allows the firm to map behaviors, activities, and relationships to uncover potential high-risk behaviors.”
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The solution includes a policy-based surveillance engine, relationship forensics, and simple tools to manage items of interest including case management and an investigation toolset. It employs machine learning and natural language processing that allow compliance teams to quickly and defensibly close alerts. Communications can be stored for the long-term in the compliant archive within ComplianceAlpha1.
ACA’s ComplianceAlpha is a fully integrated, holistic regulatory risk and compliance management platform that provides a single view into all activities that could put firms at risk, coupled with ACA’s market expertise and hands-on services. In total, ACA offers a full complement of technology and services to serve financial firms of all sizes and complexity to solve current surveillance requirements and address market evolution.
The enhancements represent the next evolution of ACA Group’s ComplianceAlpha platform after the acquisition of Catelas back in September 2021, and the integration of its machine learning-based electronic communications (eComms) surveillance and investigations platform. ACA Group offers an eComms Surveillance Software module as part of the ComplianceAlpha suite.
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