Broadridge Enhances OpsGPT with New AI Capabilities
Broadridge Financial Solutions has announced significant enhancements to its OpsGPT platform, introducing new agentic capabilities to optimize global post-trade operations, announced in a press release. The enhancements focus on inventory optimization, fails research, and email integration automation, aiming to deliver real-time operational intelligence and execution.
The updated OpsGPT platform now includes features such as diagnosing root causes of settlement fails, enabling real-time global inventory management, and automating email integration. These improvements are designed to help firms manage risk and capital more effectively while enhancing operational efficiency.
OpsGPT's integration of agentic capabilities allows AI agents to support operations teams by converting data into actionable insights, recommending optimal actions, and executing workflows. This integration is supported by Broadridge's BRx harmonized data model, which standardizes and consolidates information globally, facilitating seamless data flow across various functions in the trade lifecycle.
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