Broadridge Expands Next-Gen Digital Assets Platform to US Wealth Managers
Sep 14, 2026, 6:27 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Expansion expands product breadth and potential revenue mix for BR; near-term catalysts via new client deployments, with longer-term upside from increased wallet share and regulatory-enabled asset classes.
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Broadridge announced the expansion of its digital assets platform to the US market, enabling wealth managers to offer crypto and tokenized securities alongside traditional investments. The rollout, starting with Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital, integrates custody, wallets, governance, and reporting into a single environment, potentially expanding TAM and driving incremental revenue as US firms adopt digital asset capabilities.
Broadridge expands US digital assets platform for wealth managers.
Unifies crypto and tokenized assets with traditional investments for advisor-led and self-directed models.
Begins with Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital in its ecosystem.
DLX tokenization and DLR infrastructure underpin platform.
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