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| | ... governance and culture. At the same time, it has been slammed with court proceedings for underpaying staff over $16 million. CBA released the thirteenth and final report from its independent reviewer, Promontory Australia, noting all milestones have ... |
| | | ... added, how much the correspondent is getting paid, or the terms and conditions of the agreement. If this was Westpac, AMP or CBA or any other institution, Falinski said he had no doubt that APRA and ASIC would be all over them like a "ton of bricks". ... |
| | | ... improving governance concerns. The $1 billion capital add-on has been halved to $500 million with immediate effect and increases CBA's common equity tier one capital by 17 basis points. APRA imposed the additional capital requirement on the bank in May ... |
| | | ... underway. In launching an investigation, APRA is able exercise its legal powers that were strengthened following the 2017 CBA Prudential Inquiry. The APRA investigation will be conducted simultaneously to AUSTRAC's legal proceedings and the ASIC investigation ... |
| | | ... important role to drive prosperity for all Australians," Baker said. First up on the agenda, the association will face a fresh inquiry by the competition watchdog into the banking sector, this time, examining "loyalty tax"; where new borrowers are charged ... |
| | | ... of Australia and the results of the self-assessments APRA requested from a series of large financial institutions following CBA's examination. APRA deputy chair John Lonsdale said Australia's institutions could not simply pin their prudential health ... |
| | | ... co-operation agreement with AIA, reinsurance arrangements, partnership milestone payments and a statutory asset transfer. CBA flagged its intention to sell 100% of CommInsure Life back in September 2017, and expected the transaction to complete by the ... |
| | | ... self-assessment. APRA said the extra capital requirement - the first applied to an institution outside the big four banks since the CBA prudential inquiry - would remain in place until its remediation work was complete and identified gaps were closed ... |
| | | ... the bank's operational risk management framework "worked better on paper than in practice". Following the inquiry, APRA hit CBA with an additional $1 billion capital requirement, and asked 36 banks, insurers and superannuation licensees to undertake ... |
| | | ... superannuation funds. The prudential regulator wrote to 36 insurers, super funds and ADIs last June off the back of its findings on CBA, worried they too may not be managing non-financial risks appropriately. In its Self-assessments of governance, accountability ... |
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