Capacity planning standards require depositories to maintain excess capacity, monitor utilisation, and report implementation promptly to regulator. Depositories must size installed capacity above projected peak demand using hourly peak trends from recent operation, apply that sizing across all technical components, monitor utilisation-especially during pay-in/pay-out windows-and trigger capacity enhancements when sustained high utilisation occurs; they must deploy real-time monitoring and alerts, amend bye-laws and systems within the prescribed implementation period, communicate the provisions to participants and on their website, and report implementation status to the regulator.
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Capacity planning standards require depositories to maintain excess capacity, monitor utilisation, and report implementation promptly to regulator.
Depositories must size installed capacity above projected peak demand using hourly peak trends from recent operation, apply that sizing across all technical components, monitor utilisation-especially during pay-in/pay-out windows-and trigger capacity enhancements when sustained high utilisation occurs; they must deploy real-time monitoring and alerts, amend bye-laws and systems within the prescribed implementation period, communicate the provisions to participants and on their website, and report implementation status to the regulator.
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