Broadridge has partnered with DeepSee to leverage AI and harmonised data to optimise global post-trade operations. The agreement includes Broadridge taking a minority ownership stake in DeepSee.
The collaboration will initially focus on deploying AI-powered email orchestration, turning traditional inboxes into automated workflows for post-trade operations teams.
“This latest investment and partnership underscores Broadridge’s commitment to delivering innovative AI-powered solutions that transform operations, reduce risk, and enhances the client experience,” said Tom Carey, president of Broadridge Global Technology and Operations. “Working with DeepSee, we are bringing agentic AI directly into post-trade workflows, helping clients move from manual email handling to intelligent automation—unlocking new levels of productivity and operational resilience.”
With the partnership, Broadridge clients can embed AI into workflows such as fails research, inventory optimisation, and now email orchestration, helping them simplify complex ecosystems, improve decision-making, and unlock new levels of efficiency.
Steve Shillingford, CEO and founder of DeepSee, said: “Together, we are helping firms dramatically reduce manual processes, improve client responsiveness, and unlock new levels of efficiency.”
The partnership will focus on the elimination of unnecessary emails, AI based categorisation of work types and prioritisation of importance of emails powered by insights into email volume and trends.
