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Keeping the interest rate buffer at 3 per cent presents a major ‘roadblock’ to both new and existing borrowers, according to Canstar.

Keeping the interest rate buffer at 3 per cent presents a major ‘roadblock’ to both new and existing borrowers, according to Canstar. Following the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority’s

The regulator has published an assessment of its macroprudential policy settings. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has determined that existing macroprudential policy settings re

The prudential regulator has flagged some of its key priorities for the year ahead. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has vowed to continue to pursue “transformation through act

New appointments and structural changes have been announced by the regulator. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has outlined changes to its structure and the responsibilities of i

Although APRA’s recent intervention is yet to have a sizeable impact, analysts believe the policy will contribute to slowing the big four banks’ home loan growth. A research note from Morgan Sta

Although APRA’s recent intervention is yet to have a sizeable impact, analysts believe the policy will contribute to slowing the big four banks’ home loan growth. A research note from Morgan Sta

The chief of a banking industry body has warned any further lending controls APRA decides to implement has the potential to choke competition. Michael Lawrence, chief executive of the Customer-Owned B