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APRA writes to lenders on home loan risks
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The chairman of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), Mr Wayne Byres, has highlighted three important issues that are relevant and critical to the long-term strength and resilience of the financial sector.
In a speech yesterday to the Committee for the Economic Development of Australia, he said that the issues are: climate-related risks; governance, culture, remuneration and accountability; and cyber security risks..
APRA is also adapting its supervision in response to evolving risks, launching a number of pilot projects to trial new ways of doing things.
Climate-related risks
Mr Byres indicated that while the financial sector as a whole has been increasingly alert to the potential risks of a changing climate, understanding and managing them is easier said than done given the long-term and unprecedented nature of climate risks.