CAMS Subsidiary Gets IFSCA Approval for KYC Registration Agency in GIFT City
CAMS' wholly-owned subsidiary, CAMS Investor Services Private Limited, has received approval from IFSCA Gift City to operate as a KYC Registration Agency. This strategic move into GIFT City aims to tap into global markets and meet substantial demand for KYC services.
The approval allows the subsidiary to operate in a key financial hub, potentially expanding its services and client base, which is a medium-term impact for the company.
The approval from IFSCA and the Development Commissioner of GIFT SEZ for the subsidiary to operate as a KYC Registration Agency is a positive development, indicating expansion and access to new markets.
Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, CAMS Investor Services Private Limited, has received approval from the Officer Development Commissioner, GIFT SEZ, Gandhinagar, and the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA), Gift City. This approval enables the subsidiary to undertake activities as a KYC Registration Agency (KRA) in accordance with the IFSCA (KYC Registration Agency) Regulations 2025.
The company highlighted that establishing a presence in GIFT City offers significant advantages to its clients, including access to global markets, a supportive regulatory and infrastructural environment, global connectivity, and streamlined administrative processes. This strategic move is driven by a substantial demand for KYC services.
The approval from IFSCA is permanent and is expected to enhance the company's service offerings and market reach by leveraging the dynamic business environment of GIFT City.
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