Global Relay to Debut Enhanced AI Surveillance Solution at FINRA Annual Conference 2025
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Global Relay, a leading provider of end-to-end compliance solutions for highly regulated industries, today announced it will debut its newly enhanced, AI-enabled communications surveillance solution at the 2025 FINRA Annual Conference, taking place May 13-15 in Washington, DC.
The conference marks the first time U.S. audiences will see the enhanced solution in person, which uses generative AI to review business communications in their entirety to make alert decisions based on the context of the message for comprehensive risk management.
'The integration of Large Language Models into Global Relay Surveillance allows us to provide unprecedented accuracy and scalability to customers for their communications monitoring efforts,' says Don McElligott, Vice President of Compliance Supervision for Global Relay. 'By leveraging generative AI capabilities, surveillance teams can analyze business communications with greater context, accuracy, and speed – while significantly reducing noise and false positives.'
As regulators increasingly require firms to demonstrate a risk-based approach to communications monitoring, Global Relay's enhanced surveillance solution offers robust, compliance-based explanations to help analysts understand the rationale behind every flagged risk. And with a knowledge base that extends far beyond financial services compliance, the Global Relay LLM requires no additional training so firms can quickly adapt and evolve their surveillance strategy to meet evolving regulatory demands.
Global Relay Surveillance Showcase Availability and Demos at FINRA
Global Relay's Surveillance Showcase will be open throughout the 2025 FINRA Annual Conference. Attendees and members of the press are encouraged to visit the Mint Room on level M4 of the Marriott Marquis during the networking breaks and exhibitor reception for personalized product demonstrations of Global Relay's archiving, data capture, mobile compliance, and communications surveillance solutions.
To learn more about Global Relay Surveillance, please visit
About Global Relay
Global Relay is a leading provider of end-to-end compliance solutions for the global financial sector and other highly regulated industries.
Founded in 1999, Global Relay delivers services to over 20,000 customers in 90 countries, including 22 of the top 25 banks. With secure solutions for every step of the compliance journey, Global Relay App, Archive, Connectors, and Surveillance enable regulated organizations to meet recordkeeping and risk management requirements.
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