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Broadridge and Pirum connect platforms
16 June 2026 UK
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Broadridge and Pirum have collaborated to connect Broadridge’s Securities Finance and Collateral Management (SFCM) platform with Pirum TradeConnect.
According to the firms, the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to improve connectivity across the securities finance ecosystem and support clients with more efficient front-to-back workflows.
By aligning Broadridge’s trading and connectivity capabilities with Pirum’s Complete Connected Lifecycle infrastructure, the firms aim to support market participants in navigating evolving operational demands, including T+1 readiness, broader market access, and the need for greater efficiency across the transaction lifecycle.
The agreement also supports the firms’ ambitions to help clients access new markets and broader pools of global liquidity, while strengthening the links between trading activity and post-trade processing.
Rob Frost, global head of business solutions at Pirum, states: “We are pleased to be working with Broadridge on this initiative. Connecting Pirum TradeConnect with Broadridge’s SFCM platform is an important step in expanding industry connectivity and helping clients benefit from more streamlined and efficient workflows.
“As market participants look for greater automation, better access to liquidity, and stronger front-to-back integration, this collaboration reflects our shared focus on delivering practical solutions that support the evolving needs of the global securities finance market.”
Tina Joshi, head of securities finance product solutions at Broadridge, adds: “Broadridge remains focused on building scalable, connected solutions that help clients respond to market structure change and increasing operational complexity.
“Working with Pirum supports our broader strategy of enhancing interoperability across the securities finance lifecycle and helping clients access more efficient workflows, stronger post-trade alignment, and opportunities in both established and developing markets.”
According to the firms, the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to improve connectivity across the securities finance ecosystem and support clients with more efficient front-to-back workflows.
By aligning Broadridge’s trading and connectivity capabilities with Pirum’s Complete Connected Lifecycle infrastructure, the firms aim to support market participants in navigating evolving operational demands, including T+1 readiness, broader market access, and the need for greater efficiency across the transaction lifecycle.
The agreement also supports the firms’ ambitions to help clients access new markets and broader pools of global liquidity, while strengthening the links between trading activity and post-trade processing.
Rob Frost, global head of business solutions at Pirum, states: “We are pleased to be working with Broadridge on this initiative. Connecting Pirum TradeConnect with Broadridge’s SFCM platform is an important step in expanding industry connectivity and helping clients benefit from more streamlined and efficient workflows.
“As market participants look for greater automation, better access to liquidity, and stronger front-to-back integration, this collaboration reflects our shared focus on delivering practical solutions that support the evolving needs of the global securities finance market.”
Tina Joshi, head of securities finance product solutions at Broadridge, adds: “Broadridge remains focused on building scalable, connected solutions that help clients respond to market structure change and increasing operational complexity.
“Working with Pirum supports our broader strategy of enhancing interoperability across the securities finance lifecycle and helping clients access more efficient workflows, stronger post-trade alignment, and opportunities in both established and developing markets.”
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