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In this information paper APRA outlined stronger requirements for being granted a banking licence, and closer supervision of new entrants as they seek to establish themselves.
This paper highlights key findings from the latest MySuper Product Heatmap, noting continued variability in investment outcomes due to recent market instability following the impact of COVID-19 and other factors.
In its annual information paper on the countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB), APRA confirmed that based on its assessment of the systemic risk environment for authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs), it considers that a zero per cent CCyB remains appropriate and will likely remain so until the end of 2021.
This paper details the results of stress testing activities in relation to the banking system which were taken in response to the uncertain environment associated with COVID-19.
This paper provides key elements of the feedback provided to large ADIs from a review of the implementation of the Banking Executive Accountability Regime (BEAR) and identifies a range of better practice observations.
This paper was written in response to prior consultations on APRA’s ADI capital reforms, and provides a high-level overview of APRA’s proposals and their indicative impacts on the capital framework.
The paper contains proposals to maintain the resilience of the capital and reporting frameworks and the financial stability of the industry following the introduction of AASB 17, which will both modify and introduce accounting concepts.
This paper sets the direction for the ongoing development of the supervision methodology – the frameworks, processes, systems and tools used to supervise the financial sector.
