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.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) appointed Frank Troise as President, Global Capital Markets, effective Feb 24, 2026, joining the executive leadership team and reporting to Tom Carey. Troise will lead front-to-back capital markets transformation across traditional and digital ecosystems.
Broadridge connects 2,200+ buy- and sell-side firms and 200+ venues, supports daily average trading of over $15 trillion, and its distributed ledger repo platform handles over $7 trillion in monthly volume.
Broadridge (NYSE:BR) will participate in three investor events in early March 2026, including two fireside chats and investor meetings. Fireside chats are scheduled March 2 and March 10, with management speakers and webcasts available on Broadridge's Investor Relations page.
Events: Raymond James Institutional (Orlando) March 2 with CEO Tim Gokey; Morgan Stanley TMT (San Francisco) March 3 with CFO Ashima Ghei hosting meetings; Wolfe Research FinTech Forum (NYC) March 10 with Tom Carey.
Broadridge (NYSE:BR) reports global securities class actions produced more than $4 billion in investor recoveries in 2025, down from $5.2 billion in 2024. The 2026 Global Class Action Annual Report highlights rising AI-related litigation, increased opt-in and collective actions, expanded ESG claims, SPAC-driven recoveries, and moderated financial antitrust activity.
Key data: 205 U.S. federal filings in 2025, nine mega settlements over $100 million, and over 130 global cases reviewed.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) reported that its Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform processed an average daily volume of $365 billion in January 2026 and $7.3 trillion in total volumes for the month. The January ADV represents a 508% year‑over‑year increase, signaling accelerated institutional adoption of tokenized repo settlement.
The company said DLR is expanding beyond foundational repo into sponsored and intraday repo use cases, targeting intraday funding, enhanced collateral mobility, and additional tokenized asset classes while emphasizing interoperability and resilience.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) announced that Nissay Asset Management implemented Broadridge's Mortgage-Backed Securities Trade Assignment Portal, becoming the first asset manager in Japan to adopt the solution on Feb 11, 2026.
Trade Assignment Portal automates Assignment of Trade (AOT) workflows for TBA mortgage-backed securities, enabling electronic contract creation, bulk AOT letters, real-time tracking, and secure cloud storage to reduce administrative workload and improve transparency.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) announced on Feb. 6, 2026 that it has entered into an agreement to acquire CQG, a provider of futures and options trading, execution management, and market connectivity.
The deal will combine CQG's execution management, algorithmic trading, and analytics with Broadridge's order management and global connectivity to create an end-to-end trading suite. Terms were not disclosed. The transaction is not expected to have a material impact on Broadridge's financial results and is expected to close in early in Broadridge's fiscal fourth quarter, subject to customary closing conditions including regulatory approvals.
Broadridge (NYSE:BR) agreed to acquire CQG to create an end-to-end trading suite for global futures and options markets. CQG's execution management, algorithmic trading and analytics will integrate with Broadridge's order management and connectivity to expand multi-asset trading capabilities.
The deal is expected to close early in Broadridge's fiscal fourth quarter ending June 30, is subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals, and terms were not disclosed.
Broadridge (NYSE:BR) will participate in two investor events in Miami, Florida on February 9–10, 2026. A fireside chat with CEO Tim Gokey is scheduled for February 9 at 8:50 AM ET and will be available via the company’s Investor Relations page. On February 10 the CEO will host individual investor meetings.
Broadridge (NYSE:BR) reported Q2 fiscal 2026 results for the quarter ended Dec 31, 2025: Total revenues $1,714M (+8%), Recurring revenues $1,070M (+9%; 8% constant currency), Diluted EPS $2.42 (+102%), and Adjusted EPS $1.59 (+2%).
The company raised FY'26 Adjusted EPS growth guidance to 9–12%, reaffirmed recurring revenue growth at the higher end of 5–7% CC, and noted a recent acquisition of Acolin for ~$70M.
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) appointed Trish Mosconi and Christopher Perry to its Board of Directors, effective February 2, 2026, expanding the Board to 10 members with eight independent directors. Brett Keller will resign from the Board effective April 30, 2026, citing a full-time missionary leadership assignment in Japan.
Ms. Mosconi will join the Audit and Compensation Committees. Mr. Perry, Broadridge president since 2020, will not receive additional board compensation nor join standing committees.