covid 19
Executive Board Member Geoff Summerhayes - speech to Financial Services Assurance Forum
… each other. An expanding attack surface Of course, COVID-19 is not solely responsible for the increasingly … Commission’s (ACCC) Scamwatch received over 100 reports of COVID-19 themed scams 4 . Looking at the pattern of …
Improving cyber resilience: the role boards have to play
… boards have to play Tuesday 23 November 2021 Print Email COVID-19 has led to a surge in the use of digital …
Life insurance in superannuation: Improving outcomes for members
… life insurance in superannuation, including the impacts of COVID-19 and changes introduced by the Protecting Your Super …
Consultation on collection of cyber insurance and management liability data in the National Claims and Policies Database (NCPD)
… from recent events, including disruption related to COVID-19. As such we have extended the consultation period to …
APRA’s response to climate-related financial risks
… APRA’s response to climate-related financial risks As COVID-19 cut a path of illness and social and economic …
APRA Deputy Chair Helen Rowell - Speech to the Insurance Council of Australia’s 2022 Annual Conference
… devastating bushfire season of 2019/20 was followed by the COVID-19 pandemic, which exposed some concerns with how …
Opening Statement to Senate Economics Legislation Committee - October 2021
… important role in helping to manage the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the financial system. However, as a …
Response to ADI data confidentiality consultations and public disclosure requirements
… 2019 consultation, which had been paused in response to COVID-19. The December 2019 consultation was on the data …
Final revised Prudential Standard: APS 111 Capital Adequacy - Measurement of Capital
… to allow ADIs to focus on managing risks associated with COVID-19. APRA received seven submissions to the 2019 …
Running ahead of risk: introducing APRA’s newest Board Members
… There are two professional lessons I’ve learnt from the COVID pandemic as well as the preceding stresses of the …
APRA Chair Wayne Byres - Speech to the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia
… Remarks to the AMF-BCBS-FSI High-level meeting on the post COVID-19 banking system, 10 December 2021. 2 The share of the …
Consultation on confidentiality of key ADI metrics
… proposals. 1 This consultation was paused in response to COVID-19. A common theme in the ADI industry submissions to …
APRA’s observations on the implementation of the new PHI capital framework
… claims liability (DCL) was an amount set up during COVID-19 to meet the potential liability of deferred …
APRA Executive Director of Insurance Sean Carmody speech to Future of Insurance 2024
… the community places on healthcare in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. These numbers show the important role the …
APRA Executive Board Member Suzanne Smith - Members Health Directors' Professional Development Program
… affordability or the potential for deferred claims from COVID, can’t be resolved in the space of a year. Others, such …
APRA Executive Director of General Insurance and Banking Jane Magill speech to Future of Insurance 2025
… happened at a time when the industry was struggling with COVID-era staff and supply chain shortages. Even so, the …
APRA Chair John Lonsdale - Speech to Australian Banking Association Conference 2024
… they are historically robust figures that remain above pre-Covid levels. Is it getting harder for homebuyers to get …
APRA Executive Board Member, Margaret Cole - Speech to the Women in Banking and Finance webinar
… finance, it’s a pleasure to be with you. I am sorry the COVID-19 health restrictions mean I can’t join you in person …
APRA Chair John Lonsdale’s speech to the European Australian Business Council
… in combination with supply chain issues related to COVID-19 and pandemic demand stimulus, the war contributed to …
APRA Executive Board Member, Margaret Cole - speech to the Financial Services Council webinar
… events such as the global financial crisis, Brexit and now COVID-19. But I was counselled early on never to admit to it …