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Finalto, a global leader in liquidity provision, risk management, and fintech solutions, has partnered with eflow Global to strengthen its trade surveillance and best execution oversight. The partnership follows a rigorous evaluation of multiple providers, with Finalto ultimately selecting eflow’s cloud-based regulatory platform for its reliability, scalability, and integration capabilities.
The collaboration enables Finalto to consolidate its compliance operations into a single, unified system. By integrating surveillance, execution monitoring, and data management within one workflow, Finalto gains more efficient oversight, faster anomaly detection, and streamlined MiFID II reporting. The platform’s automation and analytics tools are designed to detect suspicious trading activity, ensuring both operational precision and regulatory adherence.
“As a market leader serving clients worldwide and providing liquidity in thousands of financial markets, Finalto is strengthening its surveillance and execution oversight with eflow’s cloud-based platform,” said Paul Groves, CEO of Finalto. “The integration delivers advanced trade surveillance and analytics with robust MiFID II controls and comprehensive records.”
Takeaway
Finalto’s adoption of eflow’s integrated technology marks a step-change in compliance efficiency, unifying global oversight and enhancing data-driven trade monitoring.
How Integration Improves Oversight, Efficiency, And Risk Management
Finalto’s choice reflects a broader industry shift toward consolidated compliance frameworks. With increasing regulatory complexity, firms are under pressure to replace fragmented systems with unified, insight-led infrastructures. eflow’s technology addresses this by merging multiple data inputs into a centralized workflow that simplifies compliance reporting and enhances surveillance coverage.
The solution offers real-time visibility into trade execution quality, helping Finalto meet best execution standards under MiFID II. The cloud-based design provides flexibility and scalability, enabling the firm to process large volumes of trading data while maintaining precision and auditability. This not only reduces manual workload but also boosts the speed and accuracy of compliance decision-making.
For Finalto, this means a sharper focus on operational resilience and proactive risk mitigation. The new setup allows the compliance team to detect anomalies faster, investigate alerts more effectively, and maintain transparent records aligned with global standards — essential capabilities for a firm providing liquidity across thousands of markets.
Takeaway
Unified trade surveillance empowers compliance teams with better data visibility, streamlined workflows, and faster responses to potential risks or irregularities.
Eflow’s Expanding Role In Global Regulatory Technology
Ben Parker, CEO of eflow Global, described Finalto as an ideal partner: “Finalto operates at the highest level of complexity, providing liquidity across thousands of global markets and managing risk at scale. Its sophistication and reach make it a natural fit for eflow, as our technology is built to support firms with the most demanding compliance and surveillance needs.”
Founded in 2004, eflow Global has become a leading provider of regulatory technology, offering solutions across market abuse surveillance, transaction-cost analysis, transaction reporting, and eComms monitoring. The company currently serves more than 140 clients across five continents, providing both buy-side and sell-side firms with configurable tools that align regulatory compliance with operational agility.
Through its PATH digital ecosystem, eflow combines off-the-shelf accessibility with the flexibility of custom-built systems. Its partnership with Finalto reinforces the company’s growing presence in institutional markets — where speed, precision, and governance are increasingly inseparable. Together, the two firms aim to redefine how regulatory oversight operates at scale in the era of data-driven finance.
Takeaway
The Finalto–eflow collaboration highlights the convergence of fintech and regtech, setting a new benchmark for scalable, compliance-driven trading operations.
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