Against this backdrop, APRA will today write to all banks, insurers and superannuation trustees setting out minimum expectations for how they strengthen readiness for geopolitical shocks ... This is how APRA conducts its annual ADI stress test.
APRA and ASIC estimate that the changes will reduce reporting for all accountable entities and the 4500 impacted accountable people ... APRA and ASIC will consult on the changes and aim to implement them by the end of 2026.
The AustralianPrudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has commenced the final phase of its governance review by setting out updated requirements designed to strengthen governance across banking, superannuation and insurance.
ASIC and APRA estimate that the changes will reduce reporting for all accountable entities and the 4500 impacted accountable people ... ASIC and APRA will consult on the changes and aim to implement them by the end of 2026.
New research introduces a statistically validated maturity index that predicts fundraising outcome—giving every prospect development team a meaningful benchmark for the first time ... .
Australians can be confident in the resilience of the banks, insurers and superannuation trustees that APRA oversees ... In response to this evolving risk landscape, APRA is taking action across the system and within each of the industries we supervise.
The AustralianPrudential Regulation Authority (APRA) will keep its macroprudential policy settings steady following its latest review of domestic and international financial conditions and risks ... APRA has today confirmed that.