Securities and Exchange Board of India issues disaster recovery guidelines for exchanges

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has issued guidelines on business continuity and disaster recovery for exchanges and depositories in order to ensure their preparedness in case of a natural calamity, reports the Hindu Business line.

The regulator's technical advisory committee has said that exchanges and depositories should have a Business continuity plan and a disaster recovery site (DRS) to maintain data and transaction integrity.

Apart from DRS, exchanges should also have a near site in a different seismic zone, from their primary data centre to ensure zero data loss.

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