Broadridge risk product launch
- Broadridge introduced a Central Risk and Liquidity Optimization Solution that unifies trade execution, liquidity, and risk management. - The platform consolidates execution, liquidity oversight, and risk workflows into a single solution, per the product announcement. - Combining trade and liquidity controls into one system targets operational efficiency for sell‑side and asset managers managing capital and compliance (x.com).
Broadridge launched a trading platform on April 22 that puts execution, liquidity and risk controls into one front-office system. (broadridge.com) The product is called Central Risk and Liquidity Optimization Solution, and Broadridge said it is powered by its Tbricks technology. The company said the system is built for banks, broker-dealers, market makers and trading firms. (broadridge.com) In plain terms, trading desks usually split orders, pricing, hedging and exposure checks across separate tools. Broadridge said its new setup combines execution, pricing, internalization and risk management so firms can manage positions across products, desks and venues in one place. (prnewswire.com) The company said the platform is designed to centralize risk in real time, automate hedging and help firms internalize more client flow before sending trades into the wider market. It also said the software aims to reduce reliance on fragmented technology stacks. (prnewswire.com) That pitch lands as banks and market makers keep spending on front-office systems that can handle tighter capital constraints and more complex electronic trading. Trade publication The TRADE said Broadridge is aiming the product at sell-side firms seeking better capital efficiency. (thetradenews.com) Broadridge has been building out that business for several years through Trading and Connectivity Solutions, which its 2025 annual report describes as front-office trade order, execution management and connectivity software for market participants. (sec.gov) Tbricks is one of the core pieces of that push. Industry coverage of a 2024 Danske Bank deployment said Broadridge obtained Tbricks through its May 2021 acquisition of Swedish technology provider Itiviti. (fintechfutures.com) Broadridge has recently added more trading features to Tbricks, including structured-products market-making tools announced in November 2024. The new risk-and-liquidity launch extends that strategy from quoting and pricing into broader desk-wide control of inventory, hedging and execution. (broadridge-ir.com) Ian Williams, Broadridge’s global head of trading and execution, said the new product turns “fragmented architecture” into a unified approach to risk capital and liquidity provision. The company did not disclose pricing or customer names in the April 22 announcement. (broadridge.com)
