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The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) is consulting on remaking the Level 3 conglomerate standards with minor administrative updates to ensure they remain current and consistent across APRA’s suite of prudential standards.
All industries
Letter
Published
31 March 2026
Governance
This letter outlines how APRA has reviewed its liquidity policy framework and will consult on liquidity proposals that build on existing supervisory efforts to uplift risk management practices.
Banking
Letter
Published
16 March 2026
This letter clarifies APRA’s approach to eligible liquid assets for meeting liquidity requirements for ADIs subject to the Minimum Liquidity Holdings (MLH) requirement and providers of Purchased Payment Facilities (PPFs)
Banking
Letter
Published
3 March 2026
APRA is undertaking a consultation on targeted amendments to CPS 230 Operational Risk Management (CPS 230).
All industries
Letter
Published
10 December 2025
APRA has finalised amendments to its bank prudential framework to phase out Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital instruments – also known as hybrid bonds – as eligible regulatory capital.
Banking
Letter
Published
4 December 2025
APRA will limit high debt-to-income home lending to pre-emptively contain a build-up of housing-related vulnerabilities in the financial system.
Banking
Letter
Published
27 November 2025
APRA has released a response to consultation on proposed minor amendments to the prudential and reporting framework for authorised deposit-taking institutions, insurers and registrable superannuation entity (RSE) licensees.
Banking
Letter
Published
21 November 2025
This letter clarifies APRA’s approach to the capital treatment of trail commissions for ADIs using the Prudential Standard APS 112 Capital Adequacy: Standardised Approach to Credit Risk (APS 112).
Banking
Letter
Published
13 November 2025
APRA has provided an update on its consultation to modernise the prudential framework on governance for banks, insurers and superannuation trustees.
Banking
Letter
Published
24 October 2025