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The Monthly Authorised Deposit-taking Institution Statistics (MADIS) publication provides selected information on the banking business of individual banks within the domestic market.
The annual test is designed to improve member outcomes by assessing the long-term performance of superannuation products against tailored benchmarks, with consequences for those that fail.
The 2023-24 Corporate Plan outlines an evolution in APRA’s priorities for the coming four years in response to new and developing risks impacting the global financial system.
The quarterly life insurance performance statistics publication provides industry aggregate summaries of financial performance, financial position, capital adequacy and key ratios.
The Quarterly General Insurance Performance Statistics publication provides aggregate summaries of financial performance, financial position, capital adequacy and key ratios for the general insurance industry. The publication also includes detailed statistics at a class-of-business level, a breakdown of operating income and expenses, and more granular solvency information.
In “From fires to firewalls: the evolution of operational risk”, Ms McCarthy Hockey spoke about how the increasing dependence of banks, insurers and superannuation funds – and their customers – on technology is creating new risks that need to be managed to ensure critical financial services remain available.
The statistics provides industry aggregate summaries of key financial and membership statistics. Specific sets of statistics are also provided in the areas of membership, coverage, benefits paid, medical gap, prostheses, and medical services.
This publication provides key insights on the Quarterly Superannuation Performance statistics and the Quarterly MySuper Statistics report for the June 2023 quarter.
The exemption applies from 15 August 2023 and removes the requirement to obtain approval to own or control an RSE licensee for certain RSE licensee directors holding shares in the RSE licensee, where they are not entitled to a personal financial benefit from the shareholding.