Regulation

Following a review into small and medium-sized banks, APRA and ASIC are set to implement changes that reduce the regulatory burden for lenders.

The mortgage process technology and legal services provider has announced the recertification of its platform, reinforcing a strong security framework.

To make it easier for lenders to establish themselves in the market, the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) has proposed changes to its licensing framework.

Following an ASIC review, Australian banks will refund customers millions of dollars after charging high fees.

Over 100,000 financial complaints were made in 2024–25. While experiencing a slight drop from the preceding period, figures are still too high, AFCA has said.

The prudential regulator has announced that the serviceability buffer would remain unchanged.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has announced a probe into credit repair and debt management services amid reports of dishonest practices.

Lender clawback policy can vary widely depending on the institution. Some have harsh conditions, while others have no clawbacks at all. Some brokers believe blanket regulation could benefit ...

Three people face up to 15 years’ imprisonment after the jury found them guilty of dishonesty offences.

Recent data has revealed a sector grappling with compliance strain while remaining optimistic about growing demand across healthcare, construction, and manufacturing finance.