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RBI mandates inclusion of deposit data in Consolidated Account Statement

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 8
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The Reserve Bank of India announced that SEBI-regulated depositories will begin including information related to deposit accounts in their Consolidated Account Statement (CAS). Governor Sanjay Malhotra stated that this measure is scheduled for implementation by December 31, 2026. CAS is designed to consolidate an investor’s holdings and transaction information in a single statement, similar to Form 26AS.

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The change aims to provide individuals with a comprehensive view of their investment holdings across different securities. This regulatory shift affects the financial reporting mechanisms used by depositories within India’s financial market infrastructure.

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  • Central Depository Services LimitedSpeculative

    Central Depository Services Limited could face changes in operational costs and reporting requirements due to the mandate to integrate deposit account data into CAS reporting.

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