Broadridge announced on October 29, 2026 that Kalshi prediction market event contracts are now available for trading through CQG front ends and APIs, with access also extended to participants on the NYFIX network via the CQG-NYFIX integration.

Key Highlights

  • New availability: Kalshi event contracts can now be traded through CQG front ends and APIs, according to the filing.
  • NYFIX network access: The filing states that Kalshi event contracts will be available to participants on the NYFIX network through the CQG-NYFIX integration.
  • Buy-side reach: Trading access is described as available to over 1,700 buy-side clients who rely on the NYFIX network for connectivity.
  • Eligible users: Brokers and futures commission merchants (FCMs) can offer clients direct trading access and market data through the integration.
  • Geographic scope: The filing states the launch responds to client demand in the United States and EMEA, with access subject to applicable eligibility and jurisdictional requirements.
  • Broadridge scale: According to the filing, Broadridge's platforms process and generate over 8 billion communications annually and underpin daily average trading of over $18 trillion in tokenized and traditional securities globally.

Broadridge and CQG Bring Kalshi Prediction Markets Into Existing Trading Workflows

According to the filing, Broadridge (NYSE:BR) announced that its subsidiary CQG, described as a leading provider of futures and options trading, execution management, and market connectivity, has integrated Kalshi event contracts into its platform. The filing states that Kalshi event contracts will also be accessible to participants on the NYFIX network through the CQG-NYFIX integration, connecting prediction markets with established trading infrastructure used by FCMs and brokers.

The filing describes the integration as allowing investors to monitor event contract positions within their wider trading portfolios using existing infrastructure and tools, and to evaluate hedging opportunities across markets. Ryan Moroney, CEO of CQG, is quoted in the filing as saying: "With Kalshi live on CQG, we're bringing that opportunity to a platform our clients already trust, alongside the markets they already trade." The filing also quotes Andy Ross, Head of Institutional at Kalshi, stating: "Traders can now precisely hedge their exposure, not by using some proxy, while trading and monitoring positions in the same environment they already use."

The filing describes Kalshi, founded in 2018, as the first regulated exchange for event contracts and characterizes it as "the leading safe and regulated platform, trusted by millions of people and a growing number of institutions in America." Broadridge, listed on the NYSE as BR and described in the filing as part of the S&P 500 Index, employs approximately 16,000 associates in 28 countries, according to the disclosure.

What Was Disclosed

Broadridge disclosed the availability of Kalshi event contracts through CQG front ends, APIs, and the NYFIX network, describing the integration as extending access to over 1,700 buy-side clients and addressing demand in the United States and EMEA, subject to eligibility and jurisdictional requirements.