APRA is supporting the Australian government in implementing the 'Your Future, Your Super' measures. The focus of this paper is on APRA’s approach to administering the performance test, where APRA has flexibility in administering the performance test, and APRA’s approach to providing investment performance data to the Australian Taxation Office for inclusion in the comparison...

This resource looks at the role that central banks and other financial regulators can play in mitigating climate-related risks to financial institutions and systems.

This paper argues that the downturn in foreign investment in Australia, including from the United States, can be explained by the pandemic downturn in global investment, a reduced Australian international borrowing requirement, more competitive US tax settings, and an increase in regulation and regulatory uncertainty arising from Australia’s foreign investment review process.

The United Kingdom has regained its regulatory autonomy, but it remains unclear how the government plans to exercise it. This report explores how divergence from European Union rules could arise, why the government might want to act differently, the consequences this could have and how the government should manage the process.

In the second phase of the inquiry, the committee has again categorised its work across the key areas of: tax settings; regulatory issues; access to capital; and skills and culture. This report also includes a standalone chapter on blockchain and digital assets, which is an area that will be of continued focus for the remainder...