Broadridge has completed its acquisition of futures and options technology provider, as the firm looks to bolster its execution management offering and multi-asset trading solutions.
The acquisition was initially announced in February 2026, and will add complementary execution management, algorithmic trading and analytics solutions to its existing order management and client connectivity platform, enhancing Broadridge’s current trading and connectivity capabilities.
The move will also include the integration of CQG’s core global trading technology business.
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Specifically, by adding CQG to its platform, Broadridge will be able to offer its clients an integrated, end-to-end trading solution spanning futures and options markets across the world.
In addition, the acquisition expands Broadridge’s client offering, which encompasses FCMs, institutional investors, retail investors, proprietary trading firms, CTAs and hedge funds.
Speaking when the deal was first announced, Frank Troise, president of Broadridge’s trading and connectivity solutions business, said: “Integrating CQG’s advanced execution management, analytics, and connectivity technologies with Broadridge’s leading order management and connectivity solutions will create a unified platform in futures and options that simplifies trading complexity, improves transparency and workflow efficiency, and enhances Broadridge’s digital asset trading capabilities.”
Broadridge and CQG have previously collaborated in the past, and in March 2023, the two firms partnered to integrate their order management and execution management systems.
The combined solution provided the first “out-of-the-box” to institutional clients looking to leverage the front, middle and back-office by combining CQG’s front-end trading technology and Broadridge’s OMS and NYFIX network.