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82% of India's stock brokers set to invest in cybersecurity for enhanced business resilience

In a recent survey by The Association of National Exchanges Members of India (ANMI), 82.3 percent of Indian stockbrokers plan to invest in cybersecurity. The findings reflect a shift to digital operations, with 25–50 percent of businesses going digital.

January 13, 2024 / 15:16 IST
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In a recent survey conducted by The Association of National Exchanges Members of India (ANMI), consisting of over 900 exchange brokers and members, it has been revealed that 82.3 percent of Indian stockbrokers are planning to invest in cybersecurity measures to bolster the resilience of their businesses against cyber threats.

The survey, which focused on technological trends in the stock brokering industry and the level of technology penetration in the capital markets, also disclosed that 53.1 percent of respondents reported having no IT-related problems in 2023. However, a comparison with the previous year's survey highlighted a surge in IT-related issues, urging stockbrokers to allocate a 20 percent increase in technology expenditure in 2023.

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The transition from physical to digital operations was evident, with 25–50 percent of business operations shifting to digital platforms. Notably, the findings also showcased a growing inclination among stockbrokers towards cutting-edge technologies such as algorithmic trading and artificial intelligence (AI).

Algorithmic trading has witnessed a surging popularity among stock brokers in recent times. Stock brokers are increasingly shifting focus on technology-based algorithms to enhance customer experience, the survey showed.