Broadridge and OpenFin partner to offer advanced digital workspace solutions

By Pavithra R

Broadridge Financial Solutions, a provider of investor communications, technology-driven solutions, data and analytics to the financial services industry, has announced leveraging OpenFin’s operating system for financial desktops, to enhance the productivity and efficiency of its trading and portfolio management solution for its asset management clients globally.

“In this ever-evolving digital environment, clients are increasingly looking for flexibility and the ability to adapt their workspaces to meet their unique needs. OpenFin’s leading system, combined with our open architecture, will eliminate user friction and is another example of how we are setting the industry standard for flexible and adaptable next-gen investment operations,” said Eric Bernstein, President of Broadridge Asset Management.

With the new digital workspace solution, asset managers using Broadridge’s next-generation portfolio and order management system will benefit from componentized apps with configurable layouts and intuitive workflows. Traders and portfolio managers will be able to more efficiently manage their desktop real estate and increase productivity by reducing the effort and time navigating across multiple windows and screens. Rich notifications will also help users in keeping themselves up to date with the most relevant insights.

“We’re excited to be a strategic partner with Broadridge, helping clients accelerate and adapt to advanced digital workspace solutions. Providing an adaptable interface customizable to user preferences will help Broadridge’s clients boost productivity and simplify the investment management process,” said Mazy Dar, CEO of OpenFin.

With over $4.5 bn in revenues, New York-based Broadridge Financial Solutions provides the critical infrastructure that powers investing, corporate governance, and communications to enable better financial lives. It provides investor communications and technology-driven solutions to banks, broker-dealers, asset and wealth managers and corporate issuers.