Broadridge expands multi-asset platform by integrating Kalshi prediction markets through CQG
Oct 29, 2026, 6:13 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The integration adds a new, real-world event contracts channel into BR’s multi-asset platform, potentially increasing platform usage, cross-sell opportunities to FCMs and brokers, and incremental revenue; immediate impact may be modest, but upside could accrue as adoption scales and regulatory clarity supports growth.
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Broadridge announced Kalshi prediction markets are tradable via CQG front-ends and NYFIX integration, broadening access to institutional and retail clients. The move embeds real-world event contracts into established trading workflows, potentially boosting platform usage and monetization for BR through its ongoing multi-asset expansion.
Broadridge enables Kalshi event contracts on CQG and NYFIX.
Integration extends Kalshi into retail/institutional workflows via CQG.
Over 1,700 buy-side clients gain access via NYFIX.
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