Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (BR) short interest & options flow
NYSEBR cost to borrow doubled from 0.45% on Oct 23 to 0.91% on Oct 30, the most aggressive weekly spike in recent memory. The annualized borrow fee has now tripled since early October, jumping 184% over the month. Short interest remains subdued at 2.6% of free float, but availability stands at an extreme 9,706%, meaning lenders hold ample shares to lend. Utilization sits just 0.79%, suggesting demand for borrows remains light despite the price surge. Earnings report posted Tuesday.
BR cost to borrow surges 102% over one week to 0.91%, marking sharpest climb in months.
BR cost to borrow doubled from 0.45% on Oct 23 to 0.91% on Oct 30, the most aggressive weekly spike in recent memory. The annualized borrow fee has now tripled since early October, jumping 184% over the month. Short interest remains subdued at 2.6% of free float, but availability stands at an extreme 9,706%, meaning lenders hold ample shares to lend. Utilization sits just 0.79%, suggesting demand for borrows remains light despite the price surge. Earnings report posted Tuesday.
- Market cap
- $21.41B
- Next earnings
- 10 Nov 2026
Key data as of 5 Nov 2026
Latest signals on BR
- Cost to Borrow
BR cost to borrow surges 102% over one week to 0.91%, marking sharpest climb in months.
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