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Identifying financial crime requires a balanced approach. Nasdaq Head of Anti-Financial Crime and mocha632 Co-Founder Brendan Brothers shares our approach to solving complex challenges in the financial crime sector:

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Фото профиля Anote Jonathan
Anote Jonathan3 лет назад

@Verafin Hi guys I'm

Фото профиля Ghoc
Ghoc3 лет назад

@Verafin Attention $MSFT investors, a child in a 3rd world country can carry out micro transactions on a console without requiring a password, and @microsoft refuses to refund, sooner or later this bomb will explode. And you investor? Will you leave your money in that hidden liability?

Фото профиля Valner Junior & Lifestyle
Valner Junior & Lifestyle3 лет назад

@NasdaqExchange @Verafin In Brazil too?

Фото профиля None of the Above
None of the Above3 лет назад

@Verafin How you can just overlook the massive corruptionc with the mullen stock is beyond me. Investing over 10 years plus now daily and this is getting to be a big cartel style criminality.

Фото профиля Just Chuck
Just Chuck3 лет назад

@Verafin @NasdaqExchange Not 1 bit of corruption on this stock market. Watched it be. Pumped on selling. 😂😂😂😂f'ing 🤡s. I was out. Doesn't matter. Just watching this joke show 🙄 😂😂😂😂😂 Ya'll are really scum. Always rip off the small time shorts. Pure manipulation today scumbags

Фото профиля Just Chuck
Just Chuck3 лет назад

@Verafin AAPL puts on your Bullshit pumping. Big payout..losing money lol

Фото профиля Just Chuck
Just Chuck3 лет назад

@Verafin Why are you so desperate to hold this market up, you know a bunch of selling is coming in, bad news on Apple. Tech starting to sell off only two and a half hours on the market left I'm just watching because this is just manipulation and I'm not into losing money

Фото профиля Just Chuck
Just Chuck3 лет назад

@Verafin Your manipulation is actually stopping people from buying today, these unrealistic pumps my algo sees the selling. Waiting for your next pump. Will buybsept QQQ puts.

Фото профиля Just Chuck
Just Chuck3 лет назад

@Verafin Look at these ridiculous spikes . This is why you don't play dailys. I go a week out as a daily. If you really believe all this buying is coming in while it is selling off. I got swamp land to sell you. Buying September puts on SPY and QQQ on these pumps all day long. 😂

Фото профиля Just Chuck
Just Chuck3 лет назад

@Verafin @NasdaqExchange adding Puts. Your trying to hard to pretend QQQ & Spy is bullish. It isn't, I know. Your retest is failing badly. Your attempts at a squeeze is failing. Your manipulation is obvious..Going to next week because you won't be able to manipulate the onslaught coming

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