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Our commitment to the securities market is
"being the last component of the financial system to stop operating and the first one to recover," says André Medel, DCV's Business Risk and Continuity Assistant Manager.
In a financial environment where stability and trust are vital, Depósito Central de Valores (DCV) has positioned itself as a leader in business continuity management. Since its inception, it has implemented robust policies to ensure that its operations are resilient to any eventuality.
"Our commitment is clear: Being the last component of the financial system to stop operating and the first to recover," says André Medel, DCV's Business Risk and Continuity Assistant Manager, who underscores the mission of the organization in ensuring the security and integrity of the securities market.
This approach is not accidental. Since 2011, the company has aligned all its operations to international standards, such as ISO 22301, which establishes best practices in business continuity management.
This standard, together with others such as ISO 31000 and ISO 27001, set the framework that guides every strategic decision of the company. "Year after year, DCV is obliged to undergo follow-up audits that require standards 22301 and 27001. We have been certified and recertified, which allows us to comply with regulatory requirements and offer a guarantee of confidence to our clients and the market in general," adds Medel.
In this regard, one of the highlights of the business continuity management system is its focus on the duplication of critical components. With three strategically located data centers, the organization is prepared to maintain its operations even in the most adverse scenarios.
But beyond technology and processes, what really sets DCV apart is its organizational culture. "All employees, from executives to those responsible for processes, are committed to business continuity. This collective commitment is what allows us not only to react quickly to any incident but also to anticipate potential risks," says the Risk and Business Continuity Assistant Manager.
With its sights set on the future, DCV continues to strengthen its business continuity management system, adapting to market changes and new technologies. The recent maintenance of certification under ISO 22301 and ISO 27001 is testimony to the continuous work and culture of constant improvement that places the organization at the forefront of the financial sector.
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