Broadridge doubles down on agentic AI for workflows

Broadridge Financial Solutions announced a new US patent on its large language model (LLM) orchestration of machine learning agents. These patented methods and systems are behind BondGPT, Broadridge’s generative artificial intelligence (genAI) application first demonstrated in the market in the LTX e-trading platform.

BondGPT and BondGPT+ harness powerful AI and machine learning to offer enhanced, personalized trading capabilities to corporate bond traders, portfolio managers, and analysts on the buy- and sell-side. By deploying Broadridge’s patented methods for LLM orchestration of machine learning agents, the BondGPT+ enterprise application integrates clients’ proprietary data and analytical models, third-party datasets, as well as sophisticated personalization features, and provides access to critical pre-trade data and models, improving efficiency and saving valuable time for users.

“We are consistently developing innovative data science and execution capabilities to improve our clients’ pre-trade and trade execution workflows,” said Jim Kwiatkowski, CEO of LTX. “As we reflect on the positive feedback we’ve received about the value and uniqueness of BondGPT, it’s validating to receive this patent for our innovations. We will continue to work closely with clients integrating AI into their workflows to increase productivity and optimize trading.”

Other significant features include:

  • Explainability as to how the output of the patented methods of LLM orchestration of machine learning agents was generated through a “Show your work” feature that offers step-by-step transparency;
  • Multi-agent adversarial feature for enhanced accuracy; and
  • AI-powered compliance verification feature, based on custom compliance rules configured to an enterprise’s unique compliance and risk management processes.
  • The use of User Profile attributes such as user role to inform data retrieval and security

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