Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: BR) He announced today that he has acquired Signal, a leader in converting customer communications for financial services and social sector companies in the United Kingdom.
“This is an important step towards the globalization of Broadridge’s digital communications solutions to better serve our customers with businesses outside North America,” said Mike Sleightholme, president of Broadridge International. “The combination of Signal’s digital first communications and strong relationships with UK financial services, along with the proven scale and regulatory know -how, turns our ability to serve our worldwide customers and expand our imprint in Europe.”
Signal provides a full range of design, technology and consulting services that support OMNI-channel communications for financial services and other businesses. Privately owned technology and deep digital expertise help customers supply their shift from Legacy printing to digitize and enhance customer engagement. Signal provides a built -in communal service model to support interior groups along with specialized management services, including full printing production.
“Increasing expectations by both customers and regulators lead the need to modernize and digitize customer experience and investors,” said Barney Hosey, CEO of Signal. “Broadridge is a reliable and transformed partner to customers who share our commitment to innovation.
By serving almost every major financial institution in North America and many worldwide, Broadridge is processing billions of critical communications annually. To satisfy the increase in adjustable communication and compliance requirements efficiently and safely, Broadridge uses technology and deep regulatory know -how in all global jurisdictions to ensure that customers maintain compliance as the rules evolve.
The Broadridge Customer Communication and Devision platform provides personalized, urgent digital and printing experiences to attract, supervise, involve and maintain customers in all industries, including financial services, health care, use of public interest.
The transaction is not expected to have a substantial impact on Broadridge’s financial results.