- IPC has partnered with Luware to deliver a compliance recording service across trader voice, enterprise voice, and collaboration platforms
- Financial firms can choose private or shared deployment, and customer-managed or Luware-hosted storage
What Happened
IPC has entered into a partnership with Luware to provide its customers access to Luware Recording, a cloud platform for regulated communications. The service is available immediately and covers trader voice, enterprise voice, and collaboration environments.
Customers can deploy the platform in multi-tenant or single-tenant private environments. Recordings can remain in customer-managed infrastructure or use Luware-hosted compliance storage. Luware also claims the platform includes automatic conduct risk detection and role-based personal summaries.
Assessment
IPC adds a recording service covering multiple communication environments. For financial institutions using trader voice, enterprise voice, and collaboration platforms, this offers another way to bring more recording workloads together and retain data within a single service.
Customers can choose how to deploy the platform and where to store recordings. Private- and shared-tenant options support different isolation requirements, while storage choices let firms decide whether records stay in their own infrastructure or are kept by Luware.
For BTW readers, the practical value lies in providing broader recording coverage without a single fixed deployment or storage model. IPC and Luware give regulated firms more choice about how the service fits into their infrastructure, but customer deployments will determine how much recording workload gets consolidated in practice.
What to Watch
Monitor how IPC customers deploy Luware Recording across voice and collaboration platforms, and whether they opt for private or shared environments, customer-managed or Luware-hosted storage. These decisions will show how firms balance wider recording coverage with control over hosting and stored data.