Broadridge Expands Digital Assets Platform to U.S. Wealth Managers
Broadridge has expanded its digital assets platform to U.S. wealth managers, allowing them to offer cryptocurrencies and tokenized securities. The platform, supported by Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital, integrates with existing systems and covers various assets. Rob Krugman, Chief Digital Officer, highlighted the demand for repo financing and tokenized funds, expecting broader adoption in the next year.
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The 30-second read
Why it matters
The service aims to unify crypto and tokenized securities with traditional investments, potentially opening new revenue streams.
Market read
First disclosure of U.S. rollout; may influence investor sentiment toward Broadridge and related fintech providers.
What to watch
Potential competition from fintech firms and the need for extensive custodial partnerships.
Background
Broadridge expands its DLX platform, previously launched in Canada, to U.S. wealth managers, supported by Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital.
Ticker impact
Broadridge announced expansion of its digital assets platform to U.S. wealth managers, a new service offering.
Potential modest upside as wealth firms adopt the platform.
First‑time announcement, but limited scale details; impact depends on adoption rate.
Market effects
Highlights growing demand for digital‑asset infrastructure in wealth management.
U.S. wealth management firms may seek similar solutions, prompting competitive moves.
Signals broader industry shift toward tokenized assets and crypto integration.
Counterpoint
Adoption could be slower than expected due to regulatory and integration challenges.
Key entities
- CompanyBroadridge
Provider of digital assets platform.
- CompanyAnchorage Digital
Custodian partner.
- CompanyGalaxy Digital
Liquidity partner.




