Global fintech Broadridge has expanded its presence in Asia Pacific after opening an office in Singapore.
The new office will serve as the company’s regional headquarters.
According to Broadridge, the investment in the new office is recognition of the “continued growth momentum and expanding opportunities” in the region.
“We believe Singapore offers the perfect base to capture emerging opportunities present across the APAC region,” said Ian Strudwick, managing director and head of APAC at Broadridge.
“We are witnessing more financial institutions pivot their focus meaningfully toward this region of the world to participate in the rapid expansion of the financial services industry,” he added.
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