Boaz Lahovitsky Joins Broadridge as President of Wealth Management
Broadridge (NYSE: BR) has appointed Boaz Lahovitsky as its new President of Wealth Management, succeeding Mike Alexander. Lahovitsky brings over two decades of experience in wealth management and advisory services from companies like J.P. Morgan, Vanguard, Citi, Genpact, UBS, and Booz Allen Hamilton. Lahovitsky is expected to lead Broadridge's next phase of growth by leveraging his expertise in digital innovation, client engagement, and scalable business strategies. Tom Carey, Global Head of Product and Technology at Broadridge, praised Lahovitsky for his track record in building wealth management businesses and advancing technology-driven solutions. Broadridge aims to continue transforming the wealth management industry through its open-architected platform that supports modernization, advisor productivity, investor experiences, and operational efficiency. The company processes over 8 billion communications annually and underpins more than $18 trillion in daily trading of tokenized and traditional securities.
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