Broadridge bids farewell to Mayadas
15 September 2025 US
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Vijay Mayadas has stepped away from his position as president of Capital Markets following more than 12 years at Broadridge.
Based in New York, Mayadas was responsible for trading, post-trade processing, as well as data and analytics businesses during his time with the firm.
Having joined the company in 2013, he took on his newest position in September 2020 having previously led Broadridge鈥檚 global fixed income and analytics division, within the firm鈥檚 Global Technology and Operations business.
Prior to joining Broadridge, Mayadas worked in private equity at IFA, strategy consulting at the Boston Consulting Group, and he co-founded and sold software company WinWin Technologies.
Earlier in his career, Mayadas worked as a fixed income trading software engineer at SBC Warburg (now UBS Investment Bank).
Commenting on his departure via an online statement, Mayadas says: 鈥淚 joined Broadridge when our market cap was under US$3 billion, and I leave with it having crossed the US$30 billion mark.鈥�
He adds: 鈥淎s for what's next for me, I'm taking a moment to recharge before embarking on my next chapter, getting back to my roots as a 'builder' to lead and scale an exciting company in the Fintech space.鈥�
Mayadas has taken a position at New York-based data management solutions firm, Rimes, as president and CEO.
Based in New York, Mayadas was responsible for trading, post-trade processing, as well as data and analytics businesses during his time with the firm.
Having joined the company in 2013, he took on his newest position in September 2020 having previously led Broadridge鈥檚 global fixed income and analytics division, within the firm鈥檚 Global Technology and Operations business.
Prior to joining Broadridge, Mayadas worked in private equity at IFA, strategy consulting at the Boston Consulting Group, and he co-founded and sold software company WinWin Technologies.
Earlier in his career, Mayadas worked as a fixed income trading software engineer at SBC Warburg (now UBS Investment Bank).
Commenting on his departure via an online statement, Mayadas says: 鈥淚 joined Broadridge when our market cap was under US$3 billion, and I leave with it having crossed the US$30 billion mark.鈥�
He adds: 鈥淎s for what's next for me, I'm taking a moment to recharge before embarking on my next chapter, getting back to my roots as a 'builder' to lead and scale an exciting company in the Fintech space.鈥�
Mayadas has taken a position at New York-based data management solutions firm, Rimes, as president and CEO.
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