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BNP Paribas and Bloomberg AIM Partnership Bolsters Post-Trade Workflows

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BNP Paribas’ Securities Services and Bloomberg have announced an integration that couples BNP Paribas’ multi-asset servicing capabilities with the Bloomberg AIM buy-side order management system. The integration is designed to enhance post-trade workflows for mutual clients, streamline front-to-back processes and standardise data connectivity for efficient trade management.

The collaboration forms part of BNP Paribas’ Open Front Office strategy, aimed at developing integrations with leading portfolio management systems to enhance the client experience.

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