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APRA published its updated plan to reinforce the financial soundness of the banking, insurance and superannuation industries over the next four years, with few surprises on offer.

APRA has shared its view on the ideal size of the superannuation industry. APRA chair Margaret Cole has indicated that Australia’s superannuation industry is still some way away from reaching its o

The prudential supervisor publishes its updated plan to reinforce the financial system over the next four years

APRA has shared its view on the ideal size of the superannuation industry. APRA chair Margaret Cole has indicated that Australia’s superannuation industry is still some way away from reaching its o

Regulator plots single operational risks standard.

APRA is proposing to introduce new minimum standards for super funds in managing operational risk, opening a new consultation.

Crypto and banking-as-a-service are called out as areas in need of attention, as APRA moves to reduce the risks of banks engaging with technology companies.

Wayne Byres will exit the prudential regulator later this year. Wayne Byres has announced that he intends to stand down as chair of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) effective 30

John Lonsdale is the likely frontrunner to become the next head of the prudential regulator.

Australian shares trading up 0.2 per cent ahead of US Fed meeting. Zip, Myer soars as Iress weighs. APRA’s Byres resigns. Perkins to chair Woolies. Aussie fund managers’ earnings estimates slashed. Follow for updates.