NEW YORK – October 29, 2026 -- Broadridge has made Kalshi event contracts tradable through the front ends and APIs of its CQG unit. Access also extends to more than 1,700 buy-side clients on the NYFIX network through the CQG-NYFIX integration.
Brokers and futures commission merchants (FCMs) can offer clients direct trading access and market data for the contracts. Traders can fold event contracts into broader portfolio and hedging strategies alongside futures, options and equities on a single platform. CQG's trading, risk management and portfolio monitoring tools cover the new contracts.
Broadridge extends its multi-asset offering to prediction markets
The launch expands Broadridge's multi-asset trading offering and extends Kalshi's reach among CQG technology users. Broadridge ties the rollout to client demand in the United States and EMEA. Access is subject to applicable eligibility and jurisdictional requirements.
CQG CEO Ryan Moroney described the move as "a powerful next step in Broadridge's multi-asset strategy." The integration arrives as prediction markets draw growing attention from investors and policymakers.
Kalshi pitches direct hedging without proxy instruments
Andy Ross, Head of Institutional at Kalshi, said traders can hedge exposure directly rather than through proxy instruments. They can also monitor positions in the same environment they already use for traditional markets.