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<h1>Securities Regulation 40 mandates stock exchanges and clearing corporations to keep crucial financial records for eight years.</h1> Regulation 40 of the Securities Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) Regulations, 2018 mandates that recognized stock exchanges and clearing corporations maintain and preserve specific books of account and documents for at least eight years. Stock exchanges must keep minute books, registers of members and clerks, records of security and margin deposits, ledgers, journals, cash books, bank pass-books, and other specified documents. Clearing corporations are required to maintain minute books, records of clearing members, transaction records, security and margin deposits, client margin details, ledgers, journals, cash books, bank statements, and any additional documents specified by the Board.