Broadridge stock trades at 173.55 euros in late session

Published on 11/12/2026 at 01:19 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Broadridge stock traded late on Wednesday after the New York close. The company serves clients across capital markets, wealth and asset management.

Business profile and trading context

Broadridge serves clients across capital markets, wealth management, asset management and corporate issuance.
The company combines investor communications with technology and operations supporting financial-market workflows.

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Broadridge stock traded at 173.55 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 11:00 p.m. CET on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The late-session quote provides the latest available indication for investors following the New York-listed financial technology company.

Broadridge says it supports investing, corporate governance and communications for clients across capital markets, wealth management, asset management and corporate issuance. Its activities include investor communications, proxy and voting services, transaction processing, settlement support and related technology operations.

Financial technology positioning

Morningstar places Broadridge in the technology and information technology services sector and identifies SS&C Technologies, SEI Investments and Fidelity National Information Services as competitors. Broadridge is more specialized in investor communications and financial-market infrastructure than a broad consumer payments provider, while its peers offer overlapping investment-processing and financial-technology services.

Business model and competitors

Broadridge provides technology and communication services for the financial sector, including proxy distribution, voting processes, regulatory communications and transaction workflows. Its main markets are capital markets, wealth management, asset management and corporate issuance, and the company is headquartered in the United States. SS&C Technologies, SEI Investments and Fidelity National Information Services compete in adjacent financial-technology and investment-processing areas, while Broadridge is distinguished by its combined investor-communications and market-operations focus.