The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has issued its 2025-26 Cost Recovery Implementation Statement, setting out how it expects to recover regulatory costs from industry under its funding model. Total estimated recoverable costs for the 2025-26 financial year are AUD 400.5 million, up 19% from the AUD 337.6 million recovered in 2024-25, reflecting additional funding for regulatory, supervision and enforcement work as well as the timing of expenditure. The statement provides estimated regulatory costs and levies across ASIC’s 52 regulated subsectors to help firms plan and budget for expected levies and fees. ASIC notes that the figures are indicative only. Final levies are due to be published in December 2026, with invoices to be issued between January and March 2027. ASIC also said it has simplified its Cost Recovery Implementation Statement webpages to make key information easier to find and interpret.
Australian Securities & Investments Commission2026-07-13
Australian Securities & Investments Commission issues 2025-26 cost recovery statement, estimates recoverable costs at AUD 400.5 million
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has published its 2025-26 Cost Recovery Implementation Statement, with estimated recoverable costs of AUD 400.5 million, up 19% from 2024-25. The statement provides indicative levies for 52 regulated subsectors, with final levies to be published in December 2026 and invoiced between January and March 2027.