Proposed changes to quarterly ADI statistical publications
APRA is seeking feedback on proposed changes to its Quarterly Authorised Deposit-taking Institution Performance (QADIP) and Quarterly Authorised Deposit-taking Institution Property Exposures (QPEX) statistical publications. These changes are to accommodate the new Prudential Standard APS 220 Credit Risk Management (APS 220).
Background
As a result of the new APS 220, APRA has updated various reporting standards, notably Reporting Standard ARS 220.0 Credit Quality (ARS 220.0).1 These updates give effect to a variety of changes from the new APS 220, notably the concept of ‘impaired’ has been replaced with the concept of ‘non-performing'.
In August 2021, APRA announced a phased implementation of a new ARS 220.0. An interim standard will apply while ADIs develop their solutions for delivering the full suite of data. The interim ARS 220.0 takes effect from the March 2022 quarter. Consequential changes to other reporting standards will also take effect in the same period, including Reporting Standard ARS 223.0 Residential Mortgage Lending and Reporting Standard ARS 230.0 Commercial Property.
Consultation on proposed changes to QADIP and QPEX
As a result of the above reporting standards changes, updates are required to QADIP and QPEX. Some data series will be discontinued. APRA is also proposing to add new data series to the QADIP and QPEX; in particular, updates will be made to QADIP asset quality tables and QPEX asset quality items. A mock-up of the proposed statistical publications is outlined in the consultation page proposed changes to the quarterly authorised deposit-taking institution statistical publications. The proposed changes will take effect from the March 2022 reference period, to be published on 14 June 2022.
APRA is seeking feedback on the proposed changes. Written submissions can be sent to dataanalytics@apra.gov.au by 28 March 2022, addressed to Manager, ADI Strategic Insights.
Yours sincerely,
Alison Bliss
General Manager
Data Analytics
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