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Market Surveillance

On NASDAQ, a department that investigates and reports any suspected illegal behavior. Market Surveillance is an important department in maintaining a free, fair, and transparent market. Because NASDAQ is an electronic exchange, Market Surveillance conducts most of its investigations on computers.
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