Chapter VIIRIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF DEPOSITORIES, PARTICIPANTS, ISSUERS, MANNER OF SURRENDER OF CERTIFICATE OF SECURITY AND CREATION OF PLEDGE OR HYPOTHECATION (From Regulation 40 to Regulation 82AA )
Regulatory department segregation: Chinese Wall and functional separation to protect depository oversight and investor safeguards. Core functions for depositories are grouped into Critical Operations (dematerialisation, holding and transfer of securities, record keeping, IT ... Summary
Regulatory department segregation: Chinese Wall and functional separation to protect depository oversight and investor safeguards.
Core functions for depositories are grouped into Critical Operations (dematerialisation, holding and transfer of securities, record keeping, IT infrastructure, business continuity and cyber security), Regulatory/Compliance/Risk Management and Investor Grievances (risk management, surveillance, participant registration, issuer admission, compliance, inspection, enforcement, arbitration and investor protection), and Other Functions (sales, marketing, product development, finance). Regulatory autonomy is secured by a "Chinese Wall" policy separating regulatory departments from other departments, with limited "need to know" disclosures under intimation to the Compliance Officer.
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