Deciphering APRA's Corporate Plan and Phase 2 Release 1 Part 1
- santiagollobera
- Oct 13, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
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As part of its Superannuation Data Transformation Project (Phase 2: Depth), APRA released a discussion paper on 30 November 2023 outlining proposed enhancements to data collections on investments (including indirect investment costs), registrable superannuation entity (RSE) profiles, and RSE licensee financials.
Earlier this year, APRA issued its first response to consultation, focusing on improvements to superannuation data collections — particularly indirect investment costs and trustee financial statement reporting. To prioritise these areas, APRA divided its response into two stages, with the second response (covering the remaining topics) expected later in the year.
APRA also published its latest Corporate Plan, setting out its strategic priorities for strengthening the resilience of financial institutions over the next four years.
In this RegCentric presentation, we explored the implications of APRA’s announcements for RSEs and discussed how the proposed enhancements to data collections may impact operations and compliance moving forward.
In this RegCentric presentation, we explored the implications of APRA’s announcements for RSEs and discussed how the proposed enhancements to data collections may impact operations and compliance moving forward.
Agenda of the webinar held on October 15th, 2024:
APRA’s Corporate Plan
Enhancements to superannuation data collections: Indirect Investments Costs
Enhancements to superannuation data collections: Trustee Financial Statement Reporting
This session was attended by professionals who:
Held accountability for data disclosure to APRA
Prepared or supported the preparation of regulatory disclosures
Provided data preparation services or administered data submissions on behalf of their clients
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