Tavira taps Broadridge to upgrade trading tech

By Aarav Garg

Tavira Financial has selected trading technology from Broadridge as part of its broader effort to strengthen trading and operational infrastructure.

The agreement includes the deployment of Broadridge’s High Touch Order Management System (OMS), along with connectivity and middle office solutions. The integrated platform is expected to support Tavira’s agency brokerage model by streamlining trading workflows, improving efficiency and enhancing access to global markets.

“At Tavira, we operate an agency brokerage platform that combines institutional-grade infrastructure with the independence and flexibility that our experienced, relationship-led brokers and their clients expect,” said Mark Griffiths, Group CEO of Tavira Financial. “Broadridge is an important part of our technology stack, supporting our execution capabilities and connectivity as we continue to scale our platform.”

Through the OMS, Tavira will be able to manage the full trade lifecycle, from order initiation to post-trade processing. Broadridge will also provide market connectivity, liquidity access and middle office services, enabling the firm to automate processes and handle increasing trading volumes more effectively.

The system’s scalable architecture is designed to support multiple execution styles and asset classes without compromising performance, allowing Tavira to maintain operational flexibility as it grows.

“By bringing together order management, connectivity, and middle office capabilities on a single platform, we can help Tavira simplify its trading operations and support higher volumes with greater efficiency,” said Brian Pomraning, Chief Product Officer for Trading and Connectivity Solutions at Broadridge. “This gives the firm a more streamlined operational foundation for agency execution business growth.”

The move reflects broader demand among brokerage firms for integrated and scalable trading infrastructure. As firms face increasing pressure from regulatory requirements, client expectations and higher transaction volumes, technology providers such as Broadridge are positioning their platforms to deliver end-to-end solutions that support both trading operations and long-term growth.