Broadridge Financial Solutions reports developments across financial technology, investor communications, governance services, and capital markets operations. Company news commonly covers proxy voting and disclosure solutions, managed services, trading and post-trade technology, financial messaging, and platforms used by banks, broker-dealers, asset managers, wealth managers, and corporate issuers.
Recurring updates also include artificial intelligence in capital markets and wealth workflows, digital asset and tokenized securities infrastructure, LTX corporate bond trading activity, Distributed Ledger Repo, client migrations to the Broadridge Swift Service Bureau, acquisitions that expand trading capabilities, investor events, dividends, and debt financing actions.
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Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) has been recognized as a leader in the 2021 Aspire Leaderboard for Customer Communications Management (CCM) and Customer Experience Management (CXM). The report highlights Broadridge's Communications Cloud as the top solution for the financial services sector. Aspire's analysis commends Broadridge's omni-channel communication expertise, digital transformation capabilities, and consultative client approach. The firm aims to enhance customer engagement and operational efficiency through its innovative platform while facilitating seamless digital adoption for clients.
Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) has announced the delivery of comprehensive investor communication solutions for Shareholder Rights Directive II (SRD II) compliance to Northern Trust. These solutions enhance shareholder communications for EU issuers and their intermediaries. Broadridge's Global Proxy platform, used by Northern Trust, supports real-time connectivity and same-day meeting distributions. With revenues of $5 billion, Broadridge underpins over $9 trillion in daily trading, serving as a global communications hub that links public companies to millions of investors.
Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) has declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.64 per share, set to be paid on January 5, 2022. Stockholders of record will be eligible if their shares are held at the close of business on December 15, 2021. With revenues exceeding $5 billion, Broadridge plays a crucial role in providing vital infrastructure for investment management and communication, underpinning over $9 trillion in daily trading of various securities.
Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) has been awarded the Asset Servicing Regulatory Solution of the Year for its innovative Shareholder Rights Directive (SRD II) solution at the Asset Servicing Times Awards in London. The end-to-end SRD II solution enhances proxy voting and shareholder disclosure, facilitating compliance for market intermediaries. Broadridge implemented over 300 client solutions, focusing on digital connectivity and governance. With revenues of $5 billion, the company plays a pivotal role in corporate governance and market transparency, underpinning over $9 trillion in daily trading globally.
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Ping Identity appoints Shalini Sharma as the new Chief Legal Officer, effective January 10, 2022. Sharma, a legal professional with over 23 years of experience, holds expertise in corporate governance and compliance. She replaces Lauren Romer, who contributed significantly to the company over the past decade. Andre Durand, founder and CEO, expressed confidence in Sharma’s leadership as the company aims for global expansion.
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Broadridge Financial Solutions reported strong first-quarter results for FY 2022, with total revenues up 17% to $1.193 billion and recurring fee revenues increasing by 16% to $751 million. Operating income rose 31% to $103 million, driven by robust governance trends and the integration of Itiviti. The company reaffirmed fiscal year guidance of 12-15% recurring revenue growth and 11-15% Adjusted EPS growth. Diluted EPS grew by 2% to $0.57, while adjusted EPS saw a 9% increase to $1.07. However, closed sales decreased by 6% to $30 million.