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Broadridge taps BMLL for advanced pre-trade analytics
New capabilities seek to improve trading performance and risk management
The Asset   13 Aug 2025

New York-listed global fintech leader Broadridge Financial Solutions has teamed up with BMLL Technologies, a London-based market data and analytics provider, to enhance its pre-trade analytics capabilities for global sellside and Japanese buyside clients.

“We are providing traders with unprecedented pre-trade insights to optimize their trading decisions at the point of execution,” says Brian Pomraning, chief product officer of Broadridge trading and connectivity solutions. “By seamlessly integrating BMLL’s high-quality data and analytics, we are empowering our clients to achieve better outcomes – enhancing trading performance, managing risk, and meeting their own clients’ demands.”

With the integrated enhancements, global sellside traders using Broadridge’s Order Management System ( OMS ), as well as Japanese buyside clients leveraging its Xilix Execution Management System ( EMS ), gain instant access to advanced analytics at the point of order entry.

Powered by BMLL’s historical data, traders receive predictions on execution time, market impact, participation rates, spread costs, and risk exposure, all seamlessly incorporated into existing workflows, Broadridge says.

OMS and Xilix EMS now provide users with a rich suite of actionable insights, including average daily volumes by trading session, real-time average volume at time ( AVAT ), remaining volume at time ( RVAT ), and dynamic execution timing assessments.

Traders benefit from market impact forecasts, participation rate estimates, volatility and risk scoring, and visual displays of intraday trading patterns to inform decisions before execution. Automated order routing further supports smarter execution, with metrics adapting automatically as market conditions evolve, Broadridge adds.