Prime Broker Bequant Adds Risk-Monitoring Service in Push for Added Compliance

Prime Broker Bequant Adds Risk-Monitoring Service in Push for Added Compliance

Bequant is adding New York-based Solidus Labs’ surveillance tools to its digital asset services business.


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