Broadridge promotes Troise
24 February 2026 US
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Broadridge has appointed Frank Troise as president of global capital markets.
Based in New York, he will report to Tom Carey, president, global technology and operations at Broadridge, and will join the firm’s executive leadership team.
Troise steps into the role at a pivotal moment as issuance, trading, financing, data, and post-trade services converge across traditional and digital ecosystems, according to the firm.
Having joined Broadridge in 2024 as head of trading and connectivity solutions, Troise has strengthened the firm’s platform capabilities, driven strategic growth initiatives, and expanded its front-office offerings across execution management, algorithmic trading, and analytics.
Commenting on the appointment, Carey states: “Broadridge operates at the intersection of scale, trust, and innovation — a combination clients and regulators rely on every day, and Frank’s deep market expertise, disciplined execution, and bold strategic vision make him the right person to lead this business.
“As we build on our strong foundation and position of leadership in capital markets, Frank will accelerate our strategy and lead the next wave of innovation in global capital markets transformation.”
Before joining Broadridge, Troise held a number of positions, such as CEO and board member of Pico Quantitative Trading, and as CEO, president, and board member of Investment Technology Group (ITG).
Prior to this, he led J.P. Morgan’s global execution services business, overseeing a cross-asset trading organisation spanning global markets.
Troise says: “Capital markets are converging around integrated platforms that seamlessly connect trading, financing, data, and post-trade.
“By combining our leadership in tokenised real assets with AI-powered front to back capabilities and globally scaled infrastructure, Broadridge is uniquely positioned to help clients innovate with confidence — unlocking efficiency, transparency, and new growth opportunities across traditional and digital markets.”
Based in New York, he will report to Tom Carey, president, global technology and operations at Broadridge, and will join the firm’s executive leadership team.
Troise steps into the role at a pivotal moment as issuance, trading, financing, data, and post-trade services converge across traditional and digital ecosystems, according to the firm.
Having joined Broadridge in 2024 as head of trading and connectivity solutions, Troise has strengthened the firm’s platform capabilities, driven strategic growth initiatives, and expanded its front-office offerings across execution management, algorithmic trading, and analytics.
Commenting on the appointment, Carey states: “Broadridge operates at the intersection of scale, trust, and innovation — a combination clients and regulators rely on every day, and Frank’s deep market expertise, disciplined execution, and bold strategic vision make him the right person to lead this business.
“As we build on our strong foundation and position of leadership in capital markets, Frank will accelerate our strategy and lead the next wave of innovation in global capital markets transformation.”
Before joining Broadridge, Troise held a number of positions, such as CEO and board member of Pico Quantitative Trading, and as CEO, president, and board member of Investment Technology Group (ITG).
Prior to this, he led J.P. Morgan’s global execution services business, overseeing a cross-asset trading organisation spanning global markets.
Troise says: “Capital markets are converging around integrated platforms that seamlessly connect trading, financing, data, and post-trade.
“By combining our leadership in tokenised real assets with AI-powered front to back capabilities and globally scaled infrastructure, Broadridge is uniquely positioned to help clients innovate with confidence — unlocking efficiency, transparency, and new growth opportunities across traditional and digital markets.”
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