"We have emailed statement of holding as on November 30, 2015 to our BOs residing in Chennai, Cuddalore and Kanchipuram. We have also dispatched copies of KYC documents (proof of identity and address) along with the statement," Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) said in a statement.
"This would enable BOs to apply for duplicate documents with the concerned authorities in case their original KYC documents have been destroyed in the floods," it added.
CDSL, which has over one crore demat accounts, also said it is working with the government and regulators in financial sector to bring in a 'single operational demat account for all financial assets'.
"This will enable a BO to have immediate liquidity whenever required especially during adverse conditions like floods and earthquakes," CDSL said.
"This development will significantly reduce the cost to investors while improving the service levels in the financial sector," it added.
CDSL noted that thousands of people have been displaced, and have lost information on financial assets such as demat account statement, insurance policies, among others in floods.
