Regulation

Axing stamp duty would lead to more efficient use of Australia’s housing stock and reduce volatility for state and territory revenue, according to a report by the National Housing Finance ...

The regulator has published its draft standards for internal dispute resolution reporting, which will be tested in a pilot across the financial industry in coming months.

The prudential regulator has announced regulatory relief for ADIs that are offering temporary measures to customers impacted by lockdowns.

A big four bank has said that it will extend its freeze on foreclosures if customers are unable to meet their home loan repayments.

There was no consultation on expanding the design and distribution obligations to home loans and other consumer credit products, a banking group has said.

The government has released exposure draft legislation aiming to implement seven further recommendations from the banking royal commission.

Administrators have commenced closing down subsidiaries within a group of companies involved in an alleged $200 million fraud against Westpac, with the Federal Court ordering the ...

The prudential regulator has released draft expectations, which could require banks to prepare for zero and negative interest rates.

Liberal MP Tim Wilson has grilled the major banks on what regulatory changes would be needed to allow first home buyers to drain their superannuation for house deposits.

Dr Guy Debelle has been reappointed as the central bank’s deputy governor for another five years, effective in September.