Regulation

Analysts expect further regulatory measures to curb investor lending will hurt LMI provider Genworth, which recently lost one of its largest clients.

Bank capital requirements will be APRA’s main policy focus for 2017, according to chairman Wayne Byres.

At the A50 Australian Economic Forum in Sydney last week, APRA chairman Wayne Byres explained the consequences for banks that exceed the 10 per cent annual growth benchmark for investor ...

A chief economist believes that further measures to curb investor lending could be only months away.

A Morningstar report has explained how the big four banks have benefitted from Trump’s victory in the presidential election.

An MFAA member and leading property investment professional believes interest-only loans could be the next target of a regulatory crackdown.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has released class waivers to allow eligible fintech businesses to test certain services without holding an Australian financial services ...

Financial services companies will need to respond to the changing regulatory environment in an “agile way” as 2017 looks to be a year of embedding reforms and intensifying supervision.

Artificial intelligence and biometric functionality will soon be part of the toolkits of global regulators, predicts law firm Herbert Smith Freehills.

The corporate regulator has revealed to a parliamentary inquiry it has asked the major banks for an audit of their cross-selling practices.