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In this episode of Privacy Jamboree, host Aditi Rana dives deep into one of India's most transformative digital initiatives the Indian Financial Services Cloud (IFS Cloud)...
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In this episode of Privacy Jamboree, host Aditi Rana dives deep
into one of India's most transformative digital initiatives
the Indian Financial Services Cloud (IFS Cloud), developed under
the guidance of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
Joined by Appurv Bhatia, a seasoned expert in compliance,
privacy, and data protection, this conversation explores how the
IFS Cloud is redefining financial data security, localization, and
regulatory compliance for banks, NBFCs, and fintech companies.
Key Insights:
What is the RBI's IFS Cloud and why it matters?
Data localization and financial sovereignty in action
How India's model compares with GDPR, China, and the
U.S.
The impact on smaller banks and FINTECH's
The IFS Cloud marks a major step toward secure, compliant, and
sovereign financial infrastructure reinforcing trust in
India's digital economy.
Tune in for an insightful discussion bridging law, technology,
and policy.
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