Liberty Securities Selects Broadridge to Simplify Post-Trade Processing for Hong Kong Equities and Derivatives – Bobsguide

Hong Kong, November 25, 2019 - Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:BR), a global Fintech leader and part of the S&P 500 Index, today announced that Liberty Securities Limited has selected Broadridge to streamline its post-trade processing for Hong Kong-listed equities and derivatives.

Liberty Securities is a participant of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and is licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission, providing brokerage services to retail investors as well as high net worth individuals (HNWI) and institutional clients across Asia. Broadridges consolidated multi-asset solution will help Liberty Securities increase efficiency with the highest level of straight-through processing automation.

We are excited to work with Broadridge and implement its agile, simple out-of-box post-trade processing solution to replace our legacy solution. They are the right long-term partner, providing us with the flexibility we need to expand into new asset classes and markets going forward, said Alan Cheung, Director at Liberty Securities. Given our extensive reporting requirements, Broadridges ability to aggregate front-, middle- and back-office information into a single, customizable reporting and data management solution will dramatically improve data consistency and accuracy.

We are delighted that Liberty Securities has chosen to use our post-trade processing solution in the Hong Kong market, leveraging our deep local expertise and global scale to bring more efficiency to its operations and help the company get ready for whats next, said David Becker, head of Asia Pacific at Broadridge. Broadridge is focused on supporting our clients in Asia, helping them to grow their businesses, while navigating ongoing regulatory and market changes.

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