Broadridge to support tokenised securities alongside traditional markets
Enhancement builds on distributed ledger repo platform as firm extends multi-asset capabilities across post-trade and trading workflows.
Enhancement builds on distributed ledger repo platform as firm extends multi-asset capabilities across post-trade and trading workflows.
The expanded capabilities make use of both real-time data and operational context and aim to reduce manual burdens and allow platform users to refocus human expertise on areas such as client service and risk reduction.
The firms include Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, TD Securities, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America; integration is set to provide increased choice and liquidity provision for buy-side clients across fixed income markets.
The deal allows Broadridge to expand its client offering, providing an integrated, end-to-end trading solution spanning futures and options markets.
New solution brings execution, risk and liquidity management into a single environment aimed at improving capital efficiency across the sell-side.
The merger – which is currently scheduled to complete in Broadridge's fiscal fourth quarter – is expected to provide an end-to-end trading suite for global futures and options markets.
Strategic partnership aims to help firms reduce manual email processing, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen compliance oversight.
Industry commentators from Eurex, Broadridge, Tradeweb and Komainu assess the uptick in industry adoption of tokenisation specifically, as blockchains accelerate across many asset classes.
Industry experts from Aquis, Broadridge and n-Tier share their insights on the vital role data plays in financial markets, discussing its importance in key topics such as liquidity, automation, workflows and regulatory reporting.
In the past week the markets saw various moves across low-touch trading, equities and buy-side sales.