Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) is an independent statutory authority that supervises institutions across banking, insurance and superannuation, and is accountable to the Australian Parliament.
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APRA revokes two banking licences
At the time of revocation, the bank had not launched any products.
APRA revokes two banking licences
At the time of revocation, the bank had not launched any products.
Australia’s planned AT1 phase out to have little impact on banks
If pushed through, the CET1 minimum requirement will rise to 10.50%.
APRA updates banking standards to manage interest rate risk more effectively
The updates aim to reduce volatility in the IRRBB capital charge, enhance incentives for risk management, and simplify the IRRBB framework.
APRA keeps current macroprudential policy settings
Cost-of-living, the economic outlook, labour market, and borrowing cost were factors considered.
APRA notes declining deposit-taking branches, waits for senate inquiry to closures
Branch numbers have been declining by 37% since 2017.
Australia looking to tap potential of AT1 bonds
This exploration will alleviate any potential risks that may dawn the banking sector.
Australia unveils new standards for banks, insurers’ operational risk management
The new standard will take effect on 1 July 2025.
Australian regulator removes CBA’s operational risk capital add-on
The add-on was initially set at $650m.
Australian regulator grants IN1Bank a second extension on restricted ADI license
The digital bank is still aiming to get a full license by the end of the year.
APRA revokes Volt’s authorised deposit-taking institution licence
The bank first announced its closure in June.
Volt Bank returns deposits to customers after announced closure
The bank struggled to raise enough funds to sustain its business.
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