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APRA proposes changes to strengthen and streamline governance and fit and proper requirements
APRA has released today eight proposals to strengthen its prudential governance framework for banks, insurers and superannuation trustees.APRA releases quarterly insurance statistics for December 2024
APRA has released its suite of quarterly industry aggregate insurance statistical publications for the December 2024 quarter.Opening Statement to Senate Economics Legislation Committee – February 2025
APRA Publishes Chair John Lonsdale's Opening Statement to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee.APRA rescinds information paper on cloud outsourcing and ceases ad hoc credit reporting collection
APRA has confirmed two further steps to simplify the prudential framework.APRA releases details on insurance Climate Vulnerability Assessment
APRA has published an information paper outlining the objectives and design of the insurance Climate Vulnerability Assessment (insurance CVA) that is underway with Australia’s five largest general insurers.Clarifying the treatment of Higher Education Loan Program debt obligations
This page contains relevant information regarding APRA’s consultation on clarifying the treatment of Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) debt obligations within APRA’s prudential and reporting frameworks.APRA Deputy Chair Margaret Cole - Remarks to the Conexus Chair Forum
In her remarks, Ms Cole discussed the importance of strong board governance in super in areas including fund expenditure, investment and operational risk management. Ms Cole also flagged APRA’s upcoming engagement with all APRA-regulated industries on a review to update core prudential governance standards.
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APRA Executive Board Member Suzanne Smith – Speech to the Members Health Directors’ Professional Development Program
In her speech, Ms Smith has urged private health insurers' boards to review their oversight, risk management, future preparedness, and board functionality. Ms Smith also emphasised the importance of self-critical benchmarking, challenging management, and clearly defining and applying purpose, values, and desired risk culture to their organisations.
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