NYSE-Listed Broadridge Brings Crypto Platform to U.S. Wealth Firms

Broadridge has expanded its digital asset platform into the U.S., allowing wealth firms to place cryptocurrencies and tokenized securities within systems already used for traditional investments. Summary Broadridge expanded its digital asset platform to U.S. wealth firms after launching it in Canada. Anchorage Digital and Galaxy provide initial custody, wallet, liquidity and market infrastructure support for clients. DLX supports cryptocurrencies and tokenized equities, funds and private assets alongside existing traditional investment systems. Broadridge says its DLR platform processes more than $351 billion in tokenized real assets daily. U.S. broker-dealers, RIAs and wealth managers can integrate digital assets into existing books and records. According to Broadridge’s Sept. 14 announcement, U.S. broker-dealers, registered investment advisers and wealth managers can use the platform across trading, custody, servicing, governance and client reporting. Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital are the first named infrastructure providers supporting the U.S. rollout. Broadridge Financial Solutions trades on the NYSE under BR, according to its SEC filings. The company is not Nasdaq-liste...