




Financial institutions face a growing challenge: business communications now happen across multiple platforms — from voice systems and trading turrets to collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams and Cisco Webex and mobile messaging.
Regulators expect firms to capture, retain and surveill these communications to demonstrate compliance, investigate disputes and respond to regulatory enquiries. Yet many organisations still operate fragmented communication environments combining legacy systems, cloud platforms and specialised trading infrastructure, as well as new communication technologies coming into play.

This makes it difficult for compliance teams to ensure communications are reliably captured, validated and retained across every system where business conversations take place – and gather real analytical data for business growth insights.
Custodia enables financial institutions to capture and manage regulated communications across hybrid environments - from on-prem voice systems to modern collaboration platforms — ensuring communication records remain complete, defensible and accessible for compliance, investigations and operational insight.

Custodia CC1 services enable financial institutions to capture communications across multiple communication systems and ensure records are retained in a secure, auditable format.
CC1 key capabilities include:
Capture communications across voice systems, collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams and Cisco Webex, messaging environments and legacy communication technologies real-time.
Identify potential gaps in captured communications and ensure communication records remain complete and defensible for regulatory review.
Custodia’s platform also provides API connectors that enable captured communication data to be integrated into wider compliance, analytics and AI ecosystems.
Custodia supports a wide range of global financial institutions typically operating in complex communication environments combining cloud collaboration tools, mobile communications, and specialised financial communication infrastructure such as trading turrets.
These organisations rely on Custodia to manage communications capture across complex technology environments while maintaining compliance with evolving regulatory requirements over many jurisdictions.
Maintain reliable communication records that support regulatory obligations and supervisory frameworks – such as MiFID II, SEC 17a3 / 17a-4, FINRA and CFTC requirements.
Provide regulators and auditors with defensible communication records supported by reconciliation and validation processes that demonstrate the completeness of captured communications.
Review communication records when investigating disputes or client complaints.
Access communications when conducting investigations related to employee conduct or policy breaches, as per FCA COCON 1.1.7FR.
Use communication records to support training, quality monitoring and operational improvement.

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