BNY has completed the implementation of Behavox Quantum, enhancing its compliance monitoring and risk management capabilities across its global operations. The move supports BNY’s broader strategy to strengthen oversight through advanced AI-powered analysis of communications.
The cloud-based deployment of Behavox covers multiple communication channels in more than 16 languages, providing real-time compliance insights through the Quantum AI Risk Platform (AIRP). The solution is integrated across BNY’s Compliance and Conduct functions to help identify potential risks and reinforce organizational safeguards.
“Our work with BNY is a template on how to implement enterprise technology at scale”
Tom Wileman, Head of Global Compliance Assurance at BNY, commented, “Core to BNY’s mission is identifying, assessing and mitigating risks across our organization as we execute on our strategy. By leveraging Behavox’s technologies, we’re helping to elevate our compliance monitoring and strengthen our holistic approach to risk management.”
The completion of the project follows a collaborative effort between the two companies focused on scalable enterprise deployment. Behavox stated that the implementation at BNY serves as a benchmark for rolling out AI compliance platforms at large financial institutions.
Nabeel Ebrahim, Chief Revenue Officer at Behavox, said, “Our work with BNY is a template on how to implement enterprise technology at scale; through collaboration, a focus on process and technology oriented problem solving.”
Behavox specializes in AI solutions that transform structured and unstructured corporate data into actionable insights. The company supports risk, compliance, and conduct monitoring through its suite of enterprise tools. BNY, a global financial services firm listed on the NYSE under BK, joins a growing number of institutions turning to behavioral analytics and natural language processing to monitor employee communications and mitigate risk in real time.
Behavox will be hosting more than 100 industry events in 2025 to connect with firms looking to adopt AI-based compliance solutions.
eToro tapped BNY for stocks lending in Europe
eToro recently introduced a fully-paid stock lending programme in partnership with BNY, offering European users a new way to generate passive income from their investment portfolios. The move marks an expansion of eToro’s existing clearing relationship with BNY, leveraging the bank’s global infrastructure to bring institutional-grade services to retail investors.
Under the arrangement, BNY will act as custodian for the lent stocks, while EquiLend Spire will manage borrower identification and coordinate the lending process. The initiative is part of eToro’s broader strategy to enhance its investment platform with new tools that create income opportunities and support market liquidity.
The stock lending feature will launch gradually to members of the eToro Club, beginning with Platinum, Platinum+, and Diamond tiers. Lower-tier club members will gain access at a later date. Once opted in, users will allow their entire portfolio of real, whole-unit stock positions to be considered for lending. Contracts for difference (CFDs) and fractional shares are excluded, with eligible shares rounded down to the nearest whole share.
Users whose stocks are successfully lent will receive monthly income statements tracking their earnings for each relevant period. According to eToro, stocks with low market liquidity, high demand, and volatility are more likely to be borrowed, potentially generating higher returns. All loaned securities will be backed by collateral.
The new stock lending programme is built on eToro’s existing clearing arrangement with BNY, which includes services such as global clearing, custody, settlement, execution, and financing. The structure supports eToro’s real stock and ETF offerings across 19 international exchanges.
By integrating fully-paid stock lending into its platform, eToro opens the door for everyday investors to participate in a revenue-generating mechanism that has traditionally been limited to institutional players, further democratizing access to financial markets.
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