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APRA seeks input on minor adjustments to the prudential and reporting framework for ADIs, insurers, and RSE licensees

Jenny Goodwin by Jenny Goodwin
26 August 2025
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The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has initiated a public consultation regarding minor updates to the prudential and reporting framework for various financial entities, including authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs), general, life and private health insurers, and registrable superannuation entity (RSE) licensees.

This consultation process aims to implement technical and clarifying changes to the existing prudential framework in a timely manner. The proposed amendments mainly consist of technical clarifications and do not introduce any significant changes to current policy settings.

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APRA is inviting submissions from interested parties, which must be submitted by no later than 22 September 2025. Further details, including the letter addressed to ADIs, insurers, and RSE licensees, as well as the draft standards and guidance, can be accessed on the APRA website at the designated link.

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Jenny Goodwin

Jenny Goodwin is a journalist with a focus on banking, insurance and superannuation. She is driven by a passion for making complex financial systems accessible and reporting on the policies and changes that affect businesses and consumers.

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