Broadridge and China Renaissance to expand post-trade processing via Stock Connect
The expanded partnership between Broadridge and China Renaissance will facilitate the clearing and settlement of both Shenzhen- and Shanghai-listed equities.
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Rising demand for one-stop-shop trading systems sparks vendor consolidation
ION’s acquisition of DASH and Broadway, TS Imagine’s merger, and Broadridge’s acquisition of Itiviti all took place recently as the market continued to consolidate.
Broadridge names former Bloomberg Tradebook CEO Tierney president of Itiviti
Industry veteran and electronic trading expert Ray Tierney takes on the role of president at trading technology provider Itiviti after its takeover by Broadridge.
Broadridge looks to transform repo trading with launch of new blockchain-based platform
The new platform utilises smart contracts and distributed ledger technology, a move that could potentially transform the repo market.
Europe
Clearing post-Brexit: What happens now?
Following the UK’s official exit from the EU single market, regulators on both sides of the Channel appear to be splitting on post-trade regulations. What are the potential consequences of this on the post-trade industry, asks Joe Parsons.
AllianceBernstein executes first block bond trade with multiple buyers on LTX
Recently patented RFX proprietary technology and protocol powered the trade by AllianceBernstein on LTX platform from Broadridge.
Broadridge secures deal to acquire Itiviti for $2.5 billion
Itiviti serves 24 global investment banks and over 2,000 brokers, trading firms and asset managers in 50 countries.
Broadridge and AccessFintech partner to transform resolution of settlement fails
FinTech firms Broadridge and AccessFintech align to resolve multi-party settlement fails through new solution.
Broadridge AI bond trading platform secures patent for proprietary technology
The patent covers LTX’s proprietary RFX technology from Broadridge, aimed at improving liquidity, efficiency and execution offered by broker-dealers to the buy-side.
Remote working causes next-generation technology spending hike
A survey by Broadridge found that buy- and sell-side firms expect to increase the share of their overall IT budget spent on next-gen tech by a third.