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RBA downgrades RITS governance

Technology Reporter
24 Jun, 2026
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Technology Reporter
24 Jun, 2026
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The Reserve Bank's new RITS assessment drops governance to "partly observed", admits the post-2022 clean-up is running slow, and concedes the system will miss a reliability target it set for itself.
RBA downgrades RITS governance
RITS governance has dropped from "broadly observed" to "partly observed" in the latest assessment.

The Reserve Bank's new RITS assessment drops governance to "partly observed", admits the post-2022 clean-up is running slow, and concedes the system will miss a reliability target it set for itself.

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