APRA held an industry webinar on Thursday 21 May, updating regulated entities on the accelerated transition from D2A to APRA Connect. This article explains what is happening, what the opt-out process actually means in practice, and why entities should be moving to APRA Connect as quickly as they can.

RegCentric hosted a focused webinar discussing APRA’s consultation on the Government’s new Retirement Reporting Framework for superannuation funds, with submissions closing on 3 June 2026.

On 14 May 2026, RegCentric hosted a focused webinar exploring the implications of APRA’s proposed transition of remaining Life Insurance D2A data collections to APRA Connect, following the recent decommissioning of Direct to APRA (D2A) in March 2026. The session reviewed APRA’s recently released consultation package for the Life Insurance industry, with consultation submissions due by 3 July 2026, and focused on what the proposed transition means for Life Insurance entiti

APRA Connect latest timetable announced by APRA

What happened On 20 March 2026, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority decommissioned its Direct to APRA (D2A) data submission system following the identification of security vulnerabilities through a routine penetration test conducted on 19 March. The decision was immediate and precautionary. APRA has put interim submission arrangements in place to ensure continuity of reporting obligations. APRA has indicated that XML files are the preferred format for interim submi

APRA Connect latest timetable announced by APRA

RBNZ Loan-Level Data Reporting and its impact

The post-implementation Reality The Australian superannuation industry has completed one of its most significant regulatory transformation periods, with SDT Phase 1 and Phase 2 data standards now embedded across the sector. This achievement represents substantial investment in technology, process redesign, and organisational capability. However, the reality of many implementations reveals a gap between "delivered" and "sustainable." Solutions developed under compressed timeli

As organisations across banking, insurance and superannuation plan for 2026, regulatory reporting is entering a slightly different phase. Established reporting standards remain central and non-negotiable. At the same time, as regulators strengthen their ability to analyse data at scale, there is a growing expectation that the data underpinning regulatory submissions is consistent, explainable and able to withstand deeper scrutiny — not just compliant at the point of submissio

RBNZ Loan-Level Data Reporting and its impact

Deep Dive Into SDT Phase 2 – 551/553 Focus Webinar

Managing ECL in 2025 – Trends, Challenges & APRA Expectations

Unpacking APRA’s SDT Phase 2.1 FAQ’s and D2A transition

APS 117 Readiness: Key Steps for ADIs to Tackle IRRBB Changes

APS 117 Readiness: Key Steps for ADIs to Tackle IRRBB Changes

RegCentric is proud to share that its Reg360 platform received a High Commendation in the "Best Regulatory Reporting Solution" category at the 7th Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence 2024. This year, Reg360 stood out for its robust, data-driven approach to compliance, delivering streamlined, scalable solutions that adapt to the dynamic regulatory landscape. RegCentric’s Reg360 earned high marks from the judging panel for its exceptional user experience, flexible integration

Podcast from Insurtech Australia with RegCentric CEO Thomas Verlaet

APS 117 Readiness: Key Steps for ADIs to Tackle IRRBB Changes

Regulatory Reporting changs announced in the APRA Corporate Plan for 2024-2028

Register here to watch the webinar recording on demand. On 15 May 2024 , RegCentric and Deloitte co-hosted a joint webinar exploring the evolving landscape of IRRBB changes within the Mutual Banks industry. The session provided valuable insights and perspectives to help participants navigate the complexities of these regulatory developments. IRRBB for Mutual Banks - The detail – and the implications Agenda of the webinar held on May 15th, 2024: Recap timeline and latest news

RegCentric reponds to APRA's consultation on the Super Data Transformation Phase 2 program.

This article explores the key regulatory changes Australian banks need to plan for in 2024.