Broadridge enlists Robertshaw as Chief Technology Officer
13 August 2024 UK
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Broadridge Financial Solutions has appointed Simon Robertshaw as chief technology officer for front office trading capabilities.
Based in London, Robertshaw will be responsible for trading capabilities across asset classes and jurisdictions for both the buy side and sell side.
Robertshaw joins the company from his previous position as chief operating officer at The Bank of London.
He has over 20 years experience in leadership roles across UBS, Wachovia Bank, Goldman Sachs, and J.P. Morgan.
Jason Birminham, global head of engineering at Broadridge, states: “Simon’s impressive track record and his expertise in trading technology, across global markets, are an invaluable asset and will enable us to continue advancing our trading solutions for financial institutions.”
Robertshaw adds: “I look forward to collaborating across teams to simplify and streamline trading solutions to optimise our customers’ entire trade lifecycle.”
Based in London, Robertshaw will be responsible for trading capabilities across asset classes and jurisdictions for both the buy side and sell side.
Robertshaw joins the company from his previous position as chief operating officer at The Bank of London.
He has over 20 years experience in leadership roles across UBS, Wachovia Bank, Goldman Sachs, and J.P. Morgan.
Jason Birminham, global head of engineering at Broadridge, states: “Simon’s impressive track record and his expertise in trading technology, across global markets, are an invaluable asset and will enable us to continue advancing our trading solutions for financial institutions.”
Robertshaw adds: “I look forward to collaborating across teams to simplify and streamline trading solutions to optimise our customers’ entire trade lifecycle.”
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