Quentin Limouzi has been appointed head of post-trade at Broadridge. Based in New York, he reports to Vijay Mayadas, president of capital markets.
The technology provider reported US$799M in capital markets revenue in the first nine months of 2024. This accounted for 16% of total revenues over that same time period.
On his plans in the role, Limouzi said: “I am focused on executing the strategy we have laid out to deliver simplification and innovation across global trading and operations. Broadridge is helping clients operate, innovate and grow by leveraging emerging technologies and using the scale, breadth and depth of its post trade platform to drive efficiency and reduce risk in the face of global regulatory demands and complex technology ecosystems.”
Announcing the appointment via LinkedIn, Broadridge commented: “Quentin will be instrumental in supporting our clients in navigating global regulatory mandates and extracting the greatest value from new technologies to optimise their operations.”
The company expanded its multi-asset post-trade processing services earlier this year, allowing users to generate insights and visualisations from trade data without the need for data migration. Improving analytics in this way reduces reliance on manual reporting and eases the regulatory adaptation process, Broadridge explained.
Limouzi joins from LSEG, where most recently he was global head of investment management and execution solutions. He has also been global head of order and execution management and equity trading solutions at the firm, before which he was global head of equity trading at Refinitiv.
Over his more than two-decade career, Limouzi has held senior roles across APAC including head of APAC execution sales at HSBC in Hong Kong, head of electronic and algorithmic trading for Asia at BNP Paribas, and head of APAC sales at TradingScreen.
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