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ASX Shares Plummet Following Regulatory Charges and Dividend Cuts

ASX shares have hit a two-year low after the Australian regulator imposed a $100 million charge, coupled with a $150 million capital charge that led to a reduced dividend payout. These regulatory actions have raised significant concerns about the financial health of the exchange, resulting in a sharp decline in investor confidence and share prices.

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ASX shares hit 2-yr low after Australian regulator slaps $100 mln charge
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ASX shares have reached a two-year low following a $100 million charge imposed by the Australian regulator, raising concerns about the financial health of the market. This significant regulatory action has sent shockwaves through investor confidence, leading to a notable decline in share prices.
ASX Shares Slide on A$150 Million Capital Charge, Lower Dividend
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ASX Ltd. shares experienced a significant decline, marking the largest drop in four months, following the announcement of a A$150 million capital charge imposed by Australia's corporate regulator. This regulatory action has compelled the exchange operator to reduce its dividend payout, raising concerns among investors about its financial stability.

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