Regulation 30B - Appointment, role and responsibilities of chief technology officer
Securities Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) Regulations, 2018 Chapter V GOVERNANCE OF STOCK EXCHANGES AND CLEARING CORPORATIONS
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Chief technology officer in recognised stock exchanges must oversee IT systems and manage related risks. Regulation 30B mandates that every recognised stock exchange and recognised clearing corporation appoint a chief technology officer responsible for overseeing technology system design, infrastructure and operations, managing risks in all IT functions, formulating the information technology policy and IT risk management framework, and resolving and mitigating observations from technology audits.
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Chief technology officer in recognised stock exchanges must oversee IT systems and manage related risks.
Regulation 30B mandates that every recognised stock exchange and recognised clearing corporation appoint a chief technology officer responsible for overseeing technology system design, infrastructure and operations, managing risks in all IT functions, formulating the information technology policy and IT risk management framework, and resolving and mitigating observations from technology audits.
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