Surveillance Trends Shaping Compliance in 2026

As surveillance and compliance teams navigate increasingly complex markets and rapidly evolving technologies, firms are being challenged to rethink how they identify risk, supervise activity and meet regulatory expectations. Join Bloomberg's Mike Googe alongside industry experts Sarah-Rose Perry and Lawrence Deju Wiseman for a discussion exploring two topics shaping surveillance in 2026. The conversation will examine how firms are approaching trade surveillance in low-liquidity and emerging markets, where traditional market signals may be limited and alternative data sources, including communications data, are becoming increasingly important. The panel will also discuss the treatment of AI prompts from a compliance perspective, exploring whether prompts should be managed primarily as records for retention purposes or as fully surveilled channels, and what this means for supervision, explainability and accountability. Drawing on practical experience from across the industry, our speakers will share perspectives on where consensus is emerging, where debate remains and how different firms are responding to these evolving challenges. Key discussion topics: • Approaches to trade surveillance in low-liquidity and emerging markets and the role of communications surveillance in these environments • Compliance considerations for AI prompts and the treatment of generative AI interactions • Emerging surveillance trends and priorities for 2026 Attend to gain practical insights, hear diverse industry viewpoints, and better understand the developments shaping the future of surveillance and compliance.