Wednesday, 16 September 2015
Traders’ Phones Are Becoming a Surveillance Zone
From Wall Street Journal –
“Wall Street has a message for its traders: Watch what you say.
At large banks in the U.S. and Europe, traders’ everyday activities are being recorded and monitored more often than ever before. Lately, banks and their regulators have focused on perusing the minutiae of phone conversations traders have each day with colleagues, competitors and customers.
Years ago, many traders learned to be circumspect about what they wrote in emails, texts and electronic chat rooms. But the phone until recently was a bit of a haven, a place to build rapport and negotiate details of trades.”
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