Broadridge is bringing tokenised securities into the same infrastructure institutional firms use for traditional assets.
The company has expanded its tokenisation capabilities across order, execution and post-trade workflows.
The new capabilities build on Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo platform, which tokenises more than US$365 billion in transactions daily.
Its wider capital markets infrastructure supports more than US$15 trillion in assets per day.
Broadridge has extended the tokenisation engine behind its repo platform to equities, funds, alternatives and money market instruments.
Tokenised and Traditional Assets on One Platform
Broadridge’s post-trade infrastructure will now support tokenised and traditional assets within the same processing ecosystem.
Firms can process tokenised securities, fractionalised assets and crypto-related holdings alongside conventional instruments using the same workflows, controls, reconciliation and reporting standards.
The platform also connects to major public and permissioned Layer 1 blockchain networks, including Canton, Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks.
Broadridge’s CQG and NYFIX capabilities will support crypto and tokenised asset trading through front-end trading access, order routing and institutional connectivity.
Broadridge is also extending corporate actions and governance services to tokenised securities, including dividend processing, corporate actions, proxy voting and on-chain governance for tokenised equities.
Frank Troise, President of Broadridge’s Global Capital Markets business, said,
“Bringing together digital innovation with proven trading, connectivity, and post-trade infrastructure will enable our clients to unlock liquidity and reduce friction across their operations while maintaining the scale, operational resilience, and regulatory compliance required in global capital markets.”
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