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RBA warns ASX transformation cannot put critical systems at risk

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29 Sep, 2026
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Warwick Ponder
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29 Sep, 2026
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The Reserve Bank says ASX remains below expectations on governance, operational resilience and risk management, despite upgrading two facilities after improvements to the ageing CHESS settlement system during the year.
RBA warns ASX transformation cannot put critical systems at risk
RBA Assistant Governor Financial System Brad Jones. Background generated by AI.

The Reserve Bank says ASX remains below expectations on governance, operational resilience and risk management, despite upgrading two facilities after improvements to the ageing CHESS settlement system during the year.

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