Crypto-Asset Regulation · glossary
DORA's list of every contract with an outside technology provider: what it supports and whether it is critical. The CTO keeps Halcyon's. It did not exist when Halcyon applied for its licence, and building it held the application up for months. Definition: Register of information · Binder §9.6 · Appendix A.7 · Chapter 3 · Chapter 9
Explained in Chapter 3, The Application, of Crypto-Asset Regulation.
The technology item comes from DORA, the EU law on keeping financial firms' technology running. It asks for written rules on managing ICT (information and communication technology) risk. It also asks for a register of information: a list of every outside technology provider, what each supports and whether Halcyon could run without it.Read Chapter 3, The Application →
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the record of every contract with an ICT third-party provider: provider, service, and whether it supports a critical or important function (DORA Article 28(3));Read the definition in the document →
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