The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has confirmed it will implement the reporting template linked to its finalised amendments to the capital treatment for longevity products. The template, titled Advanced Illiquidity Premium Ad hoc Reporting, will be adopted without further changes after APRA received no industry submissions on the proposed reporting approach. The reporting template relates to life companies that opt to use the Advanced Illiquidity Premium. APRA had released the proposed reporting approach alongside its 31 March 2026 response paper and final prudential standards on longevity product capital settings. Those prudential standards take effect on 1 July 2026, and life companies electing to use the Advanced Illiquidity Premium from that date should contact their APRA supervisor in advance.