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Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: BR) is a global Fintech and technology company whose activities generate frequent, market-relevant news for investors and industry participants. Company announcements emphasize that Broadridge’s technology and operations platforms power investing, governance, and communications for clients, support post-trade processing and asset servicing, and underpin the daily average trading of more than $15 trillion in securities globally. As a result, developments at Broadridge can be relevant to capital markets infrastructure, wealth management technology, and regulatory-driven services.
This news page aggregates coverage of Broadridge (BR) across key themes highlighted in the company’s own releases. Readers can expect updates on its post-trade and capital markets platforms, including the Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform, which the company describes as processing large average daily volumes of tokenized repo transactions. News also covers enhancements to its multi-asset portfolio and trade order management platform for asset managers and buyside firms, such as integrated general ledger capabilities and redesigned user interfaces.
Broadridge’s communications also feature strategic partnerships and acquisitions in areas like asset servicing, global tax and client reporting, and cross-border fund distribution and regulatory services. In addition, the company publishes thought leadership on operational resilience and regulation, including a whitepaper on the European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and related global regulatory trends.
Because Broadridge is part of the S&P 500 Index and is active across multiple segments of financial market infrastructure, its news flow often includes earnings announcements, dividend declarations, technology migrations, AI initiatives, and recognition in independent technology assessments. This page provides a centralized view of such developments for those tracking BR’s role in financial technology and market operations.
Hippo (NYSE: HIPO) released its fourth annual Housepower Report on Jan 15, 2026, analyzing homeowner sentiment, maintenance, costs, and climate preparedness during 2025.
Key findings: a majority (56%) report no regret about their purchase; 57% bought previously owned homes and 51% live in homes built before 1990; 76% experienced at least one home-related financial strain in 2025; household maintenance budgeting shifted with 58% budgeting $500–$4,500 (up from 39% in 2024) and only 14% budgeting $6,501+ (down from 35% in 2024); confidence in extreme-weather preparedness fell 19% year-over-year to 32%.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) said its Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform processed an average of $384 billion in daily repo transactions during December 2025, with total volumes of nearly $9 trillion. The December daily average rose 490% year‑over‑year and was 4% higher than November, reflecting increased institutional adoption of tokenized repo settlement. Broadridge described DLR as the world’s largest institutional platform for settling tokenized real assets and said it expects further participant, use‑case, and volume expansion in 2026.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) announced a strategic minority investment in DeepSee and an expanded partnership to embed agentic AI into post-trade operations on Jan 8, 2026. Tom Carey, President of Broadridge Global Technology and Operations, will join DeepSee's board to align efforts. The collaboration initially targets AI-powered email orchestration to convert inbound requests into automated workflows for fails research, inventory optimization, and other post-trade tasks.
The solution is already deployed across Broadridge Business Process Outsourcing operations serving over 60 clients and integrates with Broadridge post-trade capabilities or as a standalone offering, promising productivity, prioritization, and supervisory dashboards. Broadridge clears $15T in trades daily, positioning scale for deployment.
Broadridge (NYSE:BR) completed its acquisition of Acolin on January 6, 2026, adding a Zurich-based provider of cross-border fund distribution and regulatory services.
The deal expands Broadridge's distribution solutions for asset managers and combines Acolin's distribution and compliance technology with Broadridge's analytics and investor communications to support fund lifecycle activities from creation and registration to ongoing distribution.
Acolin serves 350+ clients and offers access to 3,000+ distributors across 30+ countries, strengthening Broadridge's cross-border market reach and regulatory capabilities for the global asset management industry.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) announced on Dec. 16, 2025 enhanced capabilities for its multi-asset portfolio and trade order management platform, adding a fully integrated fund-level general ledger and a redesigned user interface.
The new general ledger embeds period accounting, financial statement reporting, period-adjustment tools, period-close workflows, and an out-of-the-box set of financial statements to support a shadow book of record and streamline month-end close. The redesigned UI consolidates portfolio management, risk, analytics, trading, and reporting into a single, modern workspace to optimize workflows and decision-making.
Broadridge positions these upgrades to improve operational efficiency, fiduciary controls, transparency, and scalability for buyside firms, including asset managers, hedge funds, and asset owners.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) completed migration of its Shareholder Disclosure Hub (SDH) to Amazon Web Services on Dec. 8, 2025, re‑engineering the platform to a cloud‑native architecture.
The move uses multiple AWS Regions and Broadridge's Managed Cloud Architecture Standards, certified to Cloud Security Alliance STAR Level 2, and expands supported markets to include Singapore and South Africa alongside existing EEA SRD II markets, Australia, Hong Kong, and the UK.
Broadridge says the migration improves performance, stability, scalability, resilience and security, reduces operational complexity for market participants, and aims to accelerate innovation and global shareholder disclosure coverage.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) said its Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform processed an average $368 billion in daily repo transactions during November 2025, with total volumes of $7.4 trillion for the month.
The company reported the November daily average represents a 466% year‑over‑year increase from November 2024, highlighting rapid adoption of tokenized settlement and increased institutional use of tokenization infrastructure.
Broadridge positioned DLR as scaling to institution levels to improve efficiency, liquidity, and investor access while connecting traditional and digital financial ecosystems.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) was named a Leader in the inaugural IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Wealth Management Technology Services for Investment Advisors 2025 (doc #US50734024, October 2025). IDC evaluated 13 global providers across Capabilities and Strategy and placed Broadridge in the Leaders category for both dimensions.
The report cited Broadridge's comprehensive front-to-back wealth platform, integrated component-based architecture, scale and reliability as an S&P 500 firm, and acquisition-driven enhancements (including RPM and AdvisorStream) as core strengths supporting advisor workflow, portfolio management, and post-trade processing.
Broadridge (NYSE:BR) and the Money Management Institute report survey findings on asset and wealth management priorities dated Nov 21, 2025. Key takeaways: firms are moving from AI exploration to implementation with 95% saying AI will positively affect the industry, 96% expecting improved per-employee productivity, and 61% calling AI a high strategic priority (up from 38% last year).
Product demand is shifting: respondents rank active ETFs (72%), private markets/alternatives (60%), and separately managed accounts (51%) as top growth areas. 87% say younger investors need different products, but only 30% are actively reorienting strategy. The survey sampled 142 MMI members between July 16–Sept 3, 2025.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) on Nov 19, 2025 announced a strategic partnership with Xceptor to integrate Xceptor Tax into Broadridge's Global Tax & Client Reporting Solution. The combined platform automates the full lifecycle of multi-jurisdictional tax relief-at-source, tax reclaims and digital regulatory filing to reduce manual processing and enhance compliance across global markets.
The unified offering connects data, documentation, and decision-making to enable automated RAS identification, centralized documentation, regulatory updates, and easier integration with existing systems.