RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF BULLION DEPOSITORIES, PARTICIPANTS AND BENEFICIAL OWNERSInternational Financial Services Centres Authority (Bullion Market) Regulations, 2025
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF BULLION DEPOSITORIES, PARTICIPANTS AND BENEFICIAL OWNERSInternational Financial Services Centres Authority (Bullion Market) Regulations, 2025
International Financial Services Centres Authority (Bullion Market) Regulations, 2025 Chapter VII GOVERNANCE OF BULLION EXCHANGE AND BULLION CLEARING CORPORATION
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Chief risk officer governance requires bullion market entities to manage operational risks and deliver periodic risk-management reports. Chief Risk Officer appointment is mandatory for every bullion exchange and bullion clearing corporation. The officer must identify, monitor and take ... Summary
Chief risk officer governance requires bullion market entities to manage operational risks and deliver periodic risk-management reports.
Chief Risk Officer appointment is mandatory for every bullion exchange and bullion clearing corporation. The officer must identify, monitor and take necessary mitigation steps for risks associated with the entity's functioning. Overall risk management rests with the Chief Risk Officer, who must submit half-yearly risk-management reports to the Authority within 90 days after the end of each half-year.
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