The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has released for consultation a set of minor updates to the prudential and reporting framework for authorised deposit-taking institutions, general, life and private health insurers, and registrable superannuation entity licensees. APRA describes the changes as technical clarifications made through its minor framework update process and says they do not involve any material change in policy settings. The package spans banking, insurance and superannuation reporting requirements. Published draft amendments cover banking standards including capital adequacy, repricing analysis, interest rate risk in the banking book, international banking statistics and points of presence reporting; insurance standards including asset risk charge, assets by counterparty grade and claims development reporting; and superannuation standards covering expenses and fees, asset allocation, liquidity, securities financing activity, investment exposure concentrations and RSE structure. Submissions are due by 21 August 2026.
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority2026-07-10
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority consults on technical prudential and reporting updates for banks insurers and RSE licensees
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority is consulting on minor technical updates to the prudential and reporting framework for banks, insurers and RSE licensees. The proposed changes are framed as clarifications rather than policy shifts and cover reporting standards across banking, insurance and superannuation. Feedback is due by 21 August 2026.