Solidus Labs has launched an agentic AI system for trade surveillance workflows at financial institutions. The New York-based firm’s platform, called HALO, deploys AI agents designed to handle specific compliance tasks like alert remediation, case management and regulatory reporting, targeting inefficiencies in traditional surveillance operations.
Solidus Labs, founded in 2018 by Goldman Sachs veterans, focuses on trade surveillance and risk monitoring for digital and traditional assets. The company cites McKinsey research indicating compliance analysts spend 80% of their time on low or moderate-risk issues, often resolving false positives, while only 4% of suspicious activity reports lead to law enforcement investigations.
“Agentic-based compliance is more than just AI. It’s a purpose-built system where intelligent agents act with intent, reason with context, and scale with your business,” Asaf Meir, founder and CEO of Solidus Labs, said in a news release.