Broadridge has named Munish Gautam as global head of trading platforms – product management, within the firm’s trading and connectivity solutions business (BTCS).
Munish Gautam
London-based Gautam brings over 25 years of trading platforms and product management experience to his new role and is set to support the development of Broadridge’s product suite and multi-asset trading capabilities.
He will report to Brian Pomraning, chief product officer at Broadridge Trading and Connectivity Solutions, who said: “Munish has a proven track record developing and managing comprehensive trading solutions at a global scale, and we are delighted to welcome him to the team.
“His extensive experience in building high-performance trading systems coupled with a deep understanding of global market structure and regulatory environments will be instrumental as we continue to evolve our solutions to deliver transformative innovation to our clients.”
Gautam joins Broadridge following a 15-year tenure at JP Morgan, where he most recently served as executive director and cash equities product lead for global equities trading platforms.
Previously in his career, he also served as a senior business analyst in equities at Credit Suisse, working in locations including London, New York, Singapore and Pune.
Speaking to his appointment, Gautam said: “I’m excited to join Broadridge at such a pivotal moment for the global markets. Clients today need trading platforms that not only deliver low-latency cross-channel execution and adaptability but also respond to ongoing regulatory and structural changes.
“I look forward to building on Broadridge’s collaborative, innovation-driven culture to deliver an agile, resilient and data-powered trading ecosystem that keeps our clients ahead of the curve.”
Gautam’s appointment follows a string of hires for Broadridge in recent months. In June 2025, the firm named Kenneth MacHarg as its new managing director, global head of futures and options trading.
Additionally, the firm also further expanded its product management team in April, with Ian Williams assuming the role of vice president of product management based in Toronto, while Anand Chintala joined as the division’s senior director in New York.