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APRA consults on amendments to phase out AT1 Capital
APRA has begun consulting on proposed changes to its bank prudential and reporting frameworks to phase out Additional Tier 1 capital instruments.APRA’s new prudential standard on operational risk management comes into force
Banks, insurers and superannuation funds will need to meet higher standards of operational risk management from today as new requirements from the APRA come into force.APRA releases Monthly Authorised Deposit-taking Institution Statistics for May 2025
The Monthly Authorised Deposit-taking Institution Statistics (MADIS) publication provides selected information on the banking business of individual banks within the domestic market.APRA releases CPS 230 notification forms
To meet the notification requirements of Prudential Standard CPS 230 Operational Risk Management APRA has released electronic forms that should be completed by entities when notifying APRA.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.Minor updates to Private Health Insurance (Health Benefits Fund Enforcement) Rules 2015
This page contains information regarding APRA's proposed changes to Private Health Insurance (Health Benefits Fund Enforcement) Rules 2015Proposed 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.Improving the effectiveness of Additional Tier 1 capital instruments
This page contains relevant information regarding APRA's review of the effectiveness of Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital instruments for use in a potential bank stress scenario.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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