In a move to streamline its regulatory compliance efforts, Baader Bank AG has partnered with the global financial technology company Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: BR) to utilize its platform for regulatory trade and transaction reporting.

Broadridge Expands Strategic Partnership with Baader Bank AG

The German bank has selected Broadridge's platform for regulatory trade and transaction reporting to meet the evolving requirements across multiple jurisdictions, including MiFID, FinfraG, EMIR, and SFTR.

Baader Bank, which already uses Broadridge's front and middle office suite of solutions, offers its clients access to a wide range of asset classes including equities , bonds, derivatives, funds/ETFs, and primary market transactions. According to Ben Cooling, the General Manager of Regulatory Transaction Reporting Solutions at Broadridge, the company will “support Baader Bank by providing them access to cutting-edge platform and expertise to transform its risk and compliance capabilities."

The agreement comes as banks continue to face challenges in meeting complex regulatory demands. Broadridge's reporting solution aims to ensure a more unified and comprehensive regulatory reporting framework for Baader Bank, which employs around 550 staff members and operates in various financial services sectors.

"As banks continue to grapple with the challenges of meeting complex regulatory demands, we are extremely proud that Broadridge continues to be the preferred technology partner for global financial institutions looking to simplify, transform and innovate across the trade lifecycle," Cooling added.

Broadridge Reports 9% Increase in Q2 Revenue

In addition to attracting new partners, Broadridge is also acquiring new revenue streams. The company witnessed an increase of 9% in Q2 total revenue, reaching $1,405 million, a reflection of its successful strategy in acquiring new partners and exploring new revenue sources.

Recurring revenues have seen a substantial boost, totaling $899 million, which is a rise of 7% compared to the previous year. Adjusted for constant currency, this growth stands at 6%, underscoring Broadridge's capability to thrive amidst fluctuating market conditions.

In a strategic move to further its market presence, Broadridge has introduced a derivatives trading technology platform aimed at institutional clients. This software-as-a-service platform, specializing in futures and options, is tailored to meet the needs of the Futures Commission Merchant community, marking a significant advancement in the company's service offerings.

Moreover, Broadridge has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Chad Alderson as the General Manager for Global Technology and Operations in Canada. With an extensive background in financial services, Alderson is tasked with leading Broadridge's efforts to modernize and enhance its wealth management and capital market solutions.