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- •RBA warns financial institutions to prepare for cyber attacks and geopolitical risks.
- •Financial sector resilience and contingency planning are critical for stability.
- •The warning reflects a shift towards a more shock-prone international financial environment.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has issued a warning to the financial sector regarding increasing risks from cyber attacks, foreign interference, and geopolitical fragmentation. Financial institutions, including banks and insurers, are urged to enhance their resilience and contingency planning. The RBA emphasizes the need for preparedness in light of a potentially shock-prone future, driven by artificial intelligence threats and sanctions. The Council of Financial Regulators is involved in supporting the financial industry to navigate these challenges. This warning comes amid a rapidly evolving global financial landscape that demands heightened cybersecurity measures.
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2026-06-17
RBA issues warning to financial sector
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