Trillium Surveyor and Blue Ocean to offer 24/5 trade surveillance coverage

The partnership follows an industry-wide step towards expanding trading hours; move makes Trillium Surveyor the first trade surveillance provider to offer overnight trading sessions.  

Trade surveillance provider Trillium Surveyor has partnered with Blue Ocean Technologies to enable 24-hour, 5-day trade surveillance coverage, as part of an industry push for after-hours trading.  

Lisa Balter Saacks

The offering sees Trillium’s trade surveillance platform integrate Blue Ocean ATS’s pre and post-trade data to allow clients to monitor trading activity during Blue Ocean’s overnight trading sessions, from 8pm to 4am ET, Sunday to Thursday.  

The partnership also makes Trillium Surveyor the first trade surveillance provider to cover overnight trading sessions.  

“Being the first to support 24/5 trade surveillance reflects our mission to meet the evolving needs of the global trading community,” said Lisa Balter Saacks, president of Trillium Surveyor.  

“As trading hours extend, our commitment to delivering real-time oversight, innovation and speed to market extends right alongside them.” 

Through this move, Trillium Surveyor’s institutional and global clients are set to benefit from the flexibility to operate around the clock, while maintaining the same levels of compliance and confidence in a standard trading day.  

John Willock, head of strategy and market data at Blue Ocean Technologies said: “Trillium Surveyor’s oversight for 24/5 trading marks an important first for the industry.”   

“This partnership aligns with our mission to provide market participants with the infrastructure and safeguards required to trade responsibly around the clock.” 

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The offering follows an uptake in industry developments to extend trading hours. In March 2025, Clear Street partnered with Blue Ocean to expand to 24-hour, 6-day trading capabilities, with the aim of enhance liquidity access and risk management for Clear Street’s global client base.  

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This also follows similar developments from Nasdaq, Cboe Global Markets and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), who recently announced plans for extended trading hours for equities.  

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