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APRA shines light on retirement product performance
APRA has published data on superannuation retirement products for the first time. The performance of retirement products is vital to the retirement incomes received by Australians.APRA publishes results of 2025 Stakeholder Survey
The latest survey received responses from 262 APRA-regulated entities and recorded strong support for APRA’s ongoing prudential supervisory role.Superannuation expenditure outcomes: putting members' best financial interests first
APRA has issued a letter to RSE licensees outlining its initial observations, highlighting examples of better practice, and identifying areas for improvement to support compliance with legal obligations and enhance member outcomes.APRA finalises targeted changes to the treatment of HELP debts
APRA has finalised today targeted changes to how ADIs treat Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) debt repayments when assessing home loan applications.APRA Executive Director of Cross-industry Risk Chris Gower speech to AFIA Risk Summit 2025
APRA has published the remarks delivered by Executive Director of Cross-industry Risk Chris Gower at the AFIA Risk Summit 2025Proposed changes to capital framework for annuity products
This page contains information regarding APRA's consultation on proposed changes to its capital framework for annuity products.APRA Chair John Lonsdale’s speech to AFR Banking Summit
In “Building a strong governance framework for turbulent times”, Mr Lonsdale responded to initial feedback on APRA’s recent proposed changes to its governance requirements, as well as reflecting on the renewed global push for financial deregulation.
Read more about John Lonsdale’s speech to AFR Banking SummitAPRA Executive Board Member Suzanne Smith – Speech to the Members Health Directors’ Professional Development Program
In her speech, Ms Smith has urged private health insurers' boards to review their oversight, risk management, future preparedness, and board functionality. Ms Smith also emphasised the importance of self-critical benchmarking, challenging management, and clearly defining and applying purpose, values, and desired risk culture to their organisations.
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