Behavox Launches ‘Radar’, a New Website Featuring Comprehensive Analysis and Breaking News in the Financial Regulation Sector

 “I’m very impressed at the quality of the publication – a lot of work clearly goes into it.”

— David Hesketh, Founder of Trading Hub

August 13, 2019 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Behavox, a leading artificial intelligence data analytics firm, is pleased to announce the launch of its newest website that will contain all content from Radar Magazine, radar.behavox.com. The site features a streamlined, modern design and will serve as the primary source for news and analysis in the financial regulation sector.

Radar is a print magazine published by Behavox that was launched in 2008. Clients, investors and timely participants alike receive the magazine on a quarterly basis, which discusses and opines on various regulatory issues. Written content comes from executives from the financial services, professional services and regulatory arenas.

Erkin Adylov, Founder and CEO of Behavox, said, “Our intention in the design and messaging for the site was to provide new and current readers of Radar the opportunity to dig into our content on an easily digestible, digital platform. The website will be updated with new content frequently, providing us the opportunity to share even more substantive articles with our growing audience.”

radar.behavox.com is organized via sector (asset management, banking, additional financial services, financial regulation, and general news), as well as via features (market abuse, supervision and machine learning). A separate section of the site allows readers to learn more about Radar and read about the full team of writers and contributors through their biographies.

The launch of this website also coincides with the publication of Radar 5 – Behavox’s newest volume, which has a heavy focus on the use of AI in the boardroom.

“I thoroughly enjoyed the first issue of Radar by Behavox. Incredible Work.”

— Alasdair Amos, Head of Surveillance, Europe at Royal Bank of Canada