- News>
- Companies & Commodities
TCS wins `Banker Technology Award`
Chennai, June 09: Tata Consultancy Services has won the UK-based Financial Times Group and the Banker Magazine`s `The Banker Technology Award 2003` in the stock exchange category for the multi-million turnkey development project implemented for the Canadian Depository for Securities Ltd (CDS).
Chennai, June 09: Tata Consultancy Services has won the UK-based Financial Times Group and the Banker Magazine's "The Banker Technology Award 2003" in the stock exchange category for the multi-million turnkey development project implemented for the Canadian Depository for Securities Ltd (CDS).
"This was an initiative to realise a single securities
depository, clearing and settlement platform named CDSX for
the Canadian capital markets costing 50 million USD," Ravi
Shah, vice president and head of delivery, Chennai, TCS told
reporters here today.
The project went on stream from March 31 last and CDS had now been awarded a new contract to support and maintain the system for the next five years, he said.
CDSX had transformed Canada's capital markets by replacing two settlement and clearing systems with a single mission critical application.
CDSX implementation represented yet another milestone on TCS's track record of similar large turnkey engagements in the securities domain in Switzerland, India and South Africa, he said.
TCS's was expecting that its revenues from BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance) sectors would contribute at least 40 to 45 per cent of its total turnover, he said, adding the company was in receipt of encouraging enquiries for CDSX projects from across the globe.
The project went on stream from March 31 last and CDS had now been awarded a new contract to support and maintain the system for the next five years, he said.
CDSX had transformed Canada's capital markets by replacing two settlement and clearing systems with a single mission critical application.
CDSX implementation represented yet another milestone on TCS's track record of similar large turnkey engagements in the securities domain in Switzerland, India and South Africa, he said.
TCS's was expecting that its revenues from BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance) sectors would contribute at least 40 to 45 per cent of its total turnover, he said, adding the company was in receipt of encouraging enquiries for CDSX projects from across the globe.
Bureau Report