<div id="readability-page-1">Dec 1 (Reuters) - Embattled stock exchange operator Australian Securities Exchange is facing fresh pressure to enact its turnaround plan, after its announcements platform suffered an outage on Monday, forcing about 80 stocks to be placed on a trading halt. The platform went down just before 9 a.m. (2200 GMT) and was still not fully operational at the close of trade on Monday about 4 p.m. (0500 GMT). However, an ASX spokesperson said that, as of 6:45 p.m. (0745 GMT), it had &#34;largely resolved&#34; the issue and was continuing to work through some non-price sensitive announcements that were lodged prior to 11:22 a.m. (0022 GMT). &#34;We recognise that this event has been highly disruptive for some companies, and we apologise to those impacted from today's issue,&#34; the spokesperson said, adding that the exchange was expecting to provide further information at 8:00 a.m. (2100 GMT, December 1) on December 2. The ASX had said it had published some company announcements received after 11:22 a.m. (0022 GMT) but there was still a backlog that were due to be processed. &#34;Earlier announcements remain impacted,&#34; an ASX statement on its website showed from earlier, adding the exchange was working towards a full remediation of the issue. The ASX said it did not believe the outage was a cybersecurity-related incident. Companies due to release price-sensitive information during the outage were placed in a trading halt, according to an ASX spokesperson. As many as 80 stocks were affected, ASX said. ASX trading and settlement were not impacted. LATEST ASX PROBLEM FUELS RENEWED CALLS FOR IMPROVEMENTS The outage is the latest in a string of problems for the stock exchange operator, which has been criticised by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and the Reserve Bank of Australia for its performance. ASX chairman David Clarke told ASX investors in October that a multi-year turnaround plan could not afford to fail, as the exchange battled the regulatory fallout following a 2024 trading settlement delay. Stockbrokers and Investment Advisers Association Chief Executive Judith Fox said the announcements platform malfunction had highlighted the ASX's operational risk management problems which had concerned the industry group for some time. &#34;There is still substantial work to be done to improve ASX's risk management framework and today's outage shows that improvements in risk culture take time, but we need to see that its risk transformation plan is capable of success,&#34; she said. The ASX disruption comes after U.S.-based CME Group, the world's largest exchange operator, on Friday suffered one of its longest outages in years, halting trading across stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. ASIC is engaging with the ASX on the market announcement platform outage, according to a spokesperson at the regulator. The RBA in September criticised ASX's governance, culture and risk-management practices, after a December 2024 settlement-system malfunction raised concerns about the exchange's ability to maintain secure and resilient market infrastructure. ASX shares closed down 2.8% at A$56.58 while the benchmark S&amp;P/ASX200 Index was down about 0.6%. ASX shares are down about 13% so far this year. (Reporting by Roshan Thomas and Shivangi Lahiri in Bengaluru; editing by Diane Craft, Chris Reese, Lincoln Feast and Joe Bavier)</div>

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澳大利亞證券交易所（ASX）在其公告平台上遭遇故障，影響了約 80 只股票。該問題在晚上基本得到解決，但非價格敏感的公告仍在處理之中。這次故障加劇了對 ASX 改善其風險管理框架的呼聲，因為該交易所正面臨監管審查。ASX 的股價下跌了 2.8%，突顯了交易所運營商面臨的持續挑戰

澳大利亞證券交易所公告平台的操作問題已 “基本解決”