BSE Partners With ITRS to Strengthen Real-Time Monitoring of Trading Systems

BSE has entered into a strategic partnership with ITRS to enhance real-time monitoring and operational resilience across its trading infrastructure, as India’s capital markets place growing emphasis on uptime, reliability, and regulatory compliance.

Under the agreement, BSE has selected ITRS Geneos to provide real-time observability across critical components of its trading environment. The deployment is aimed at strengthening system visibility, improving response times to potential issues, and supporting the exchange’s ongoing infrastructure modernisation.

“In today’s fast-paced and highly regulated markets, real-time system visibility is essential,” said Sundararaman Ramamurthy, Managing Director and CEO of BSE. “Our partnership with ITRS enhances proactive monitoring, supports seamless trading, and strengthens BSE’s operational resilience.”

As part of its modernisation efforts, BSE is upgrading its monitoring approach to address increasing transaction volumes and infrastructure complexity. The ITRS Geneos platform, supported by ITRS Analytics, is designed to deliver end-to-end visibility across trading systems, help improve uptime service-level agreements, and enable faster identification and resolution of operational issues.

The implementation is also aligned with the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) guidelines on operational resilience, and will support BSE’s move toward a more centralised, command-centre-driven operations model.

Ryan Terpstra, CEO of ITRS, said the partnership reflects the growing importance of observability in mission-critical financial infrastructure. “We are honoured to partner with BSE, a pioneer institution in India’s financial markets. Our platform is purpose-built for environments where downtime is not an option. By delivering real-time observability, we help BSE meet evolving regulatory requirements and maintain market stability, while supporting future growth.”

The partnership underscores how exchanges and other regulated institutions are increasingly investing in advanced observability tools to ensure continuity, stability, and trust in digital-first financial markets.