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Filed: 17 Sep 2026, 11:32 IST Exchange: NSE Category: General Update — Press Release
CAMS launched ConsenPro Self-Serve, India's first self-serve DPDP platform, at Global Fintech Fest 2026. - Platform features data discovery, consent notice creation, legacy consent management, and API integrations. - New partnerships with WhiteOak Capital Management and Helios Mutual Fund for DPDP readiness. - Focus on moving from DPDP policy creation to operational compliance readiness. - CAMS leads in privacy governance solutions for capital markets. - Managing Director Anuj Kumar emphasized structured, scalable compliance transition. - Strong industry interest reflects shift to compliance execution.
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