This office is spread across over 22,600 sq ft and will house the Exchange's Business Continuity (BC) and Disaster Recovery (DR) centre as well as a training and education facility, said a release by the MCX.
With an intent to expand the Exchange's operations here, MCX had entered into an MoU with the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) during the recently concluded Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, said the release
MCX intends to invest over Rs 30 crore, apart from creating an employee strength above 100, in the next few years at this office, it said.
On the occasion MCX Chairman Saurabh Chandra thanked Gujarat government and GIFT City management for their support.
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