Financial technology firm Broadridge reported fiscal year 2026 results with 8% recurring revenue growth and 12% adjusted EPS growth, buoyed by deepening relationships across the tokenized securities ecosystem. The results underscore a paradox. Blockchain was meant to reduce friction, but tokenization is generating new complexity for issuers and intermediaries. Broadridge is positioning itself as the firm best placed to manage it, especially for investor communications which makes up around three quarters of Broadridge’s revenues.
“We are seeing that change is good for Broadridge because it introduces complexity for clients,” CEO Tim Gokey told analysts. “There’s no one that’s better positioned than we are to help them solve it.”
Broadridge now supports governance and proxy voting across all three tokenized equity models, covering synthetic (offshore structured notes), custodial, and native digital issuance. We previously covered its relationships with Ondo Finance for synthetic voting and Galaxy Digital for on chain native voting. Last month the company also disclosed a new agreement with Alpaca Securities to provide governance and shareholder communications across Alpaca’s custody network. Alpaca is proving to be the go-to firm for crypto natives for synthetic and custodial issuances.
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