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As part of Phase 2 of the Superannuation Data Transformation project, “Depth”, APRA plans to collect data needed to further support APRA’s supervision of the superannuation industry in areas including: Trustee profile, superannuation fund profile, investments, indirect investment costs and financial statements.
The Monthly Authorised Deposit-taking Institution Statistics (MADIS) publication provides selected information on the banking business of individual banks within the domestic market.
This discussion paper sets out Australian Prudential Regulation Authority’s (APRA’s) proposals to enhance its superannuation data collection relating to Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE) licensee profile; RSE profile; Investments (including indirect investment costs); and RSE licensee financial statements.
In an insights paper released today, APRA has drawn upon this year’s annual superannuation performance test data to analyse fees and investment returns across MySuper and trustee directed products (TDPs), a subset of the choice sector.
The Performance Test is designed to improve member outcomes by assessing the performance of superannuation investment options against tailored benchmarks. The Performance Test has been in place for MySuper products since 2021 and was extended to Trustee Directed Products (‘TDPs’), a subset of the choice sector, in 2023. This paper presents additional insights regarding product performance since the inaugural Performance Test in 2021.
In this edition of APRA Insight, APRA outlines how banks, insurers and superannuation trustees can improve their data management practices, after a multi-year pilot study on the management of data risk among the companies we regulate.
The proposed new prudential standard CPS 001 Defined terms (CPS 001) follows APRA’s strategic initiative to Modernise the Prudential Architecture and it aims to consolidate existing definitions across different standards into one place.
