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| | | ... suggestions from the 2014 Financial System Inquiry, APRA's changes were intended to make the process more accessible for ADIs to achieve accreditation, without weakening the overall standards that advanced accreditation requires," APRA said. "APRA continues ... |
| | | | ... around the use of the word 'bank', so all institutions with an ADI licence will be able to use this term; currently only ADIs with more than $50 million in capital can call themselves a bank. In the event of a financial crisis, APRA will also be given ... |
| | | | ... institutions could pay a maximum penalty of $210 million; $52.5 million for medium-sized institutions; and $10.5 million for smaller ADIs. Banks must also provide APRA an "accountability map" detailing the roles and responsibilities of each executive ... |
| | | | ... measured by share of industry assets, APRA said that the five largest Australian authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs) held 78% of the market. There were 148 ADIs, which is eight less than a year ago and half the number recorded in 1999. On top ... |
| | | | ... strengthening its position both here and in New Zealand in response to increased demand from authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs) for its regulatory reporting and integrated collateral management solutions. Commenting on the move, Lombard Risk ... |
| | | | ... an effective increase of about 150 basis points from the current level. For other authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs), it represents about 50 basis points. APRA said these new levels correspond with the FSI recommendation that Australia's major ... |
| | | | ... authorised deposit-taking institutions with less than $50 million in capital. This will, the Budget statement said, "allow smaller ADIs to benefit from the reputational advantages of being called a 'bank.'" Over time, the statement added, "these changes ... |
| | | | ... announced tighter restrictions - specifically limiting interest-only lending to 30% of authorised deposit-taking institutions' (ADIs) total new mortgage lending - last month. Lending commitments for owner-occupied housing also fell in the month of February ... |
| | | | ... Byres noted that while a steady accumulation of capital was sensible for Australian authorised deposit taking institutions (ADIs), it is important to remember that capital adequacy is a relative concept. "When we judge a bank's capital to be high or ... |
| | | | ... our people and our customers." Rubik Financial services 110 out of 171 Australian authorised deposit taking Institutions (ADIs), including all four major Australian banks. Rubik's software includes financial planning software, mortgage software, and ... |
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