MCO, a compliance technology provider, has launched Digital Asset Personal Trading, a solution designed to help financial services firms monitor employee digital asset trading and mitigate conflict-of-interest risks. The platform enables compliance teams to identify employee-linked digital asset holdings and detect policy violations through automated oversight. The solution features wallet discovery to identify employee-held digital assets, on-chain activity capture from public blockchain networks, and multi-chain aggregation for unified transaction visibility. It integrates digital asset monitoring with traditional securities oversight within a single platform. The launch addresses growing regulatory scrutiny as employee trading of cryptocurrencies and digital tokens expands across financial institutions. MCO CEO Brian Fahey said the platform helps firms maintain consistent controls and document effective compliance across digital asset activity.

MCO (MyComplianceOffice), a compliance management software provider, reported 22% revenue growth in 2025 and onboarded over 100 new firms. The Dublin and New York-based company earned recognition on the Financial Times 1000 list and advanced to number 42 on the Chartis RiskTech100. The company opened a new Dublin office in the International Financial Services Centre and delivered product enhancements across employee compliance, trade surveillance and communications monitoring. MCO serves more than 1,500 client companies across 125 countries. For 2026, MCO plans to reinvest 30% of revenue into platform development, focusing on responsible AI capabilities, digital asset compliance solutions and enhanced insider information management. The company's MyComplianceOffice platform offers 30 integrated products for financial services compliance.

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