Regulation

The removal of APRA’s “redundant” cap on investor lending is unlikely to prompt a rebound in investor credit growth amid continual softening in housing market conditions, according to a ...

The government has announced that Treasury secretary John Fraser will resign at the end of the month and will be replaced by Scott Morrison’s former chief of staff.

APRA has downplayed its impact on the flow of credit. But the regulator is responsible for more than it’s willing to admit.

Australia’s regulators are being challenged in their efforts to balance financial innovation and mitigate the systemic risks that could emerge from it, an RBA assistant governor has noted

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The corporate regulator has issued guidance in relation to its oversight of a newly formed external dispute resolutions body, the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.

Too much red tape in the mortgage industry can actually leave consumers in a worse position, as some markets are starting to discover.

The small business lender announced that it has decided to postpone its listing on the ASX to “clarify” issues raised by ASIC.

The federal government has announced its nomination for an additional deputy chair of APRA, should new legislation to “bolster” APRA’s powers be agreed to in Parliament.

The secretary to the Treasury has warned that the financial services royal commission could result in an “unanticipated tightening in financial conditions”.