Broadridge Finl Solutions Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Broadridge (NYSE: BR) announced on November 13, 2025 the appointment of Richard Street as Head of International Sales.

Richard will be based in London and report to Mike Sleightholme, President of Broadridge International. He joins with global sales and relationship-management experience across the sell side, buy side and securities services, and prior roles including Chief Revenue Officer & Head of Business Development at a fintech portfolio, Global Head of Client Coverage at RBC Investor and Treasury Services, and EMEA Head of Investor Services Sales at Citi.

Street will lead execution of Broadridge's international sales and revenue growth plans and is charged with deepening client relationships, expanding global presence, and strengthening collaboration across international teams.

U.S. Treasury central clearing survey (BR) of 330 global participants finds strong U.S. familiarity but major international and operational gaps as deadlines approach on Nov 10, 2025.

Key U.S. metrics: 71% of U.S. respondents are very familiar with the changes and 54% are very confident they will be ready by the cash deadline. Respondents cite need for clarity on inter-affiliate flows and final CCA rules, with 45% saying clear rules by end of 2025 are required to stay on track.

Risks and costs: 38% expect margins to rise by over 25%, 55% expect higher regulatory capital costs, and two-thirds may negotiate passing costs to clients. Operational impacts include contract repapering and back-office changes cited by a majority.

Broadridge (NYSE: BR) reported that its Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform processed an average of $385 billion in daily repo transactions during October 2025. This level is a ~13% increase from September 2025 ($339 billion) and a 492% increase year‑over‑year (October 2024: $65 billion), reflecting adoption of tokenized real asset settlement.

A related 2025 tokenization survey cited that >80% of early adopters see tokenization boosting client engagement and operational efficiency. Broadridge positions DLR as the largest institutional platform for settlement of tokenized real assets and says it will continue supporting digital asset trading across its technology platforms.

Broadridge (NYSE:BR) reported strong Q1 fiscal 2026 results for the quarter ended Sept 30, 2025. Recurring revenues rose to $977M (+9%; +8% constant currency) and total revenue reached $1,589M (+12%). Adjusted EPS grew 51% to $1.51 and GAAP diluted EPS was $1.40. Adjusted operating income margin improved to 15.8% from 13.0%.

The company raised its FY'26 recurring revenue growth view to the higher end of its 5–7% guidance range, reaffirmed adjusted EPS growth of 8–12% and closed-sales guidance of $290–$330M.

Broadridge (NYSE:BR) released a whitepaper reporting tokenization is moving from theory to practice across financial services based on the 2025 Tokenization Survey of 300 institutions in North America and Europe.

Key figures: 63% of custodians already offer tokenized assets, 30% plan to within two years; 15% of asset managers currently offer tokenized products and 41% plan to launch; 10% of wealth managers offer tokenized assets and 33% plan to adopt. 73% cite regulatory uncertainty as the biggest adoption barrier. Broadridge's DLR reported average daily processed trade volumes of $339 billion in September.

Broadridge (NYSE: BR) announced it won the 2025 Datos Impact Award for Best Innovation in Client Engagement & Communication for its Wealth InFocus platform, deployed with LPL Financial on Oct 23, 2025.

Wealth InFocus is an omni-channel, digital-first communications platform that centralizes delivery, personalizes statements, and claims to reduce statement content by 10–15%, boost digital adoption, and improve advisor-client engagement.

Broadridge (NYSE:BR) will release first-quarter fiscal 2026 results on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. Management will host a webcast and conference call at 8:30 a.m. ET that day with CEO Tim Gokey and CFO Ashima Ghei.

Investors can access the live webcast and slide presentation via Broadridge's Investor Relations site at www.broadridge-ir.com. U.S. dial-in is 1-877-328-2502; international dial-in is 1-412-317-5419. A webcast replay and an audio recording (available through Nov 11, 2025) can be accessed using the listed replay numbers and passcode 5459356.

Northern Trust (Nasdaq: NTRS) is expanding global asset recovery services by partnering with Broadridge to use its proprietary Global Class Action technology.

The enhanced offering adds coverage in more than 35 markets, introduces support for opt-in jurisdictions, and provides enhanced reporting on filing deadlines, case summaries, claim details and distributions. The release cites that class action settlements totaled $5.2 billion across 135 cases in 2024, underscoring demand for broader recovery tools.

Broadridge (NYSE: BR) released a global study dated Oct 16, 2025 showing asset servicing volumes rising by more than 25% YoY across participants and identifying legacy technology and multiple platforms as the top obstacles to automation and better client experience. The study surveyed over 270 industry leaders and finds 67% of servicing errors linked to poor data quality, nearly 60% of servicing resources consumed by income and voluntary corporate actions, and >60% of brokers reporting declines in automation.

Key takeaways: outsourcing lowers error rates and costs in tax and event services; 57% of leaders view tech companies as critical for golden‑source data; process re‑engineering is the most effective change driver cited.