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Payments & Settlements
NPP Australia Unveils Roadmap for New Payments Capabilities
By Editors | 30/10/2019
The roadmap includes the development of new structured data capabilities, third party payment initiation, and the ability to link regular payments to a mobile number.
Cloud & Infrastructure
APRA to Delay Launch of New Data Collection Solution
By Editors | 29/10/2019
APRA is reviewing its implementation approach due to the complexity and significant burden of migrating all existing collections to the new solution.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
ASIC Wins Appeal in Westpac Super Switching Case
By Editors | 29/10/2019
The ruling could limit the ability of financial services firms to market and cross-sell investment products using the ‘general advice’ allowance under the law.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
ASIC Imposes Additional Licence Conditions on IOOF
By Editors | 29/10/2019
ASIC granted a licence variation requested by IOOF’s investment services unit, but has decided to also impose additional licence conditions.
Structural Regulation
New Zealand Delays Start of New Licensing Regime
By Editors | 27/10/2019
The start date is being delayed to coincide with the date new regulations needed for transitional licensing take effect.
Emerging Prudential Risks
APRA Seeks More Funding to Address Capability Review Findings
By Editors | 25/10/2019
In his opening statement to a Senate estimates hearing this week, APRA chairman Wayne Byres said the regulator will need additional resourcing to deliver on its objectives.
Cloud & Infrastructure
Australia Senate Committee Releases Fintech, Regtech Issues Paper
By Editors | 25/10/2019
The issues paper identifies five key factors for the fintech and regtech sectors which the committee will focus its attention on in a year long inquiry.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
ACCC Mortgage Pricing Inquiry to Extend Beyond Mortgage Pricing
By Editors | 24/10/2019
ACCC chairman Rod Sims reportedly told a parliamentary hearing that bundling products such as credit cards and insurance would form part of the agency’s inquiry.
Trading & Investment
Australia: Smaller Institutions, Buy Side Less Prepared for Libor Cessation
By Manesh Samtani | 24/10/2019
Existing Libor-referencing contracts that don’t have robust fallback provisions in place will be tied up in very lengthy disputes, warned the RBA’s Christopher Kent at ISDA’s Australia Conference.
Structural Regulation
ASIC, ESMA Sign MOU to Cooperate on Benchmarks
By Editors | 22/10/2019
The MoU sets out cooperation arrangements to complement the EU’s July equivalence decision, as well as to ensure effective information exchange and supervisory coordination.
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