Broadridge Financial Solutions Names Frank Troise President of Global Capital Markets

Broadridge Financial Solutions Appoints Frank Troise as President of Global Capital Markets

Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. announces the appointment of Frank Troise as President of Global Capital Markets, effective immediately. This strategic decision comes amid a pivotal moment for the capital markets, characterized by a convergence of issuance, trading, financing, and post-trade services. Troise, who previously led Broadridge’s Trading and Connectivity Solutions after joining the company in 2024, is recognized for enhancing the company’s platform capabilities and driving growth in execution management, algorithmic trading, and analytics. His promotion signals Broadridge's commitment to innovation at a time when integrated platforms are crucial for firms navigating both traditional and digital landscapes.

Troise's experience is extensive, highlighted by his leadership roles at Pico Quantitative Trading and Investment Technology Group (ITG), along with managing J.P. Morgan's global Execution Services business. His strategic vision aligns with Broadridge’s goals to leverage tokenization and AI-powered solutions to target efficiency, transparency, and new growth prospects. As financial markets evolve, Troise emphasizes the need for seamless connectivity between various services and believes that Broadridge’s strong initiatives in these areas make it well-positioned to spearhead the next wave of innovation in capital markets transformation.

Tom Carey, the President of Global Technology & Operations at Broadridge, expresses confidence in Troise's capabilities. He asserts that Troise's market knowledge will be instrumental in solidifying the company’s leadership in transforming capital markets. As organizations increasingly seek integrated approaches to retail and institutional clients, Broadridge is poised to assist in the adaptation to new technologies and methods of operation. Troise's focus on harnessing Broadridge’s cutting-edge technology will likely enhance the firm's capacity to navigate the complex dynamics of global capital markets successfully.

In related developments, Broadridge’s sixth annual 2026 Digital Transformation & Next-Gen Technology Study reveals a significant shift in how financial services firms engage with generative AI (GenAI). Surging from 31% to 80% in adoption, the study indicates broader acceptance of AI as an essential operational tool, with 72% of firms increasing investments in this technology. This growing confidence is notable, as concerns regarding return on investment in AI have declined significantly, suggesting a robust leap forward in technological integration.

Moreover, the ongoing transition toward tokenization is highlighted as a transformative phase for the financial services landscape. Germán Soto Sanchez, Chief Product and Strategy Officer at Broadridge, stresses the impact of tokenization in restructuring market infrastructure, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and liquidity. As firms move past preliminary engagement with AI, the study underscores the transformative power of both AI and tokenization in reshaping the future of finance.