The Ministry of Finance has highlighted the necessity of consolidating supply chains to overcome technological cullation. The stockbroking firms, although familiar, are being called upon to abandon their traditional form and enter the new era of the market. The Ministry of Finance has emphasized that the ability to grow and develop will be crucial for facing technological cullation.

This means that companies need to learn to integrate with efficient governance systems and use advanced techniques such as quantum computing and artificial intelligence. According to Dr. Tiwari, 'technological cullation cannot be limited solely to technologies.

Our structure must change even if this implies the loss of some current participants.' He specified that quality performance and accurate information will be fundamental to ensuring a reliable market. To improve market trust, the office has insisted on the need for a systematic approach and auditing protocols. It is important to strengthen the relationships between interested parties but not increase the complexity of verification processes.

The obligation to consolidate stockbroking activities has been considered a step towards the future perspective of the financial market. Dr. Tiwari compared brokers to football teams: 'I do not travel to a competition to see the judge in action...

You are yourselves, the actors.' Furthermore, the office cited Greek philosopher Heraclitus to demonstrate that the market itself and its interveners are in continuous evolution, so it requires a wider and more stable network of professionalism to overcome this situation. Finally, Dr. Tiwari called the stockbrokers to 'lead' the market, inviting firms to abandon their traditional form and enter the new era of the market.

This statement highlights the Ministry of Finance's will to guide the reform of the financial sector to face technological cullation.