The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has increased the capital add-on applied to Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) to $750 million in response to heightened concerns about the bank’s non-financial risk management practices.
APRA has held longstanding concerns with ANZ’s non-financial risk management, and imposed a $500 million operational risk capital add-on to the bank in 2019 to reflect deficiencies in its risk governance.
This capital add-on has remained in place as the bank implemented a remediation program. Despite this program being in place for several years, APRA has yet to observe significant improvements in ANZ’s non-financial risk management.
More recently, several issues emerging in the bank’s Markets business have increased APRA’s concerns. ANZ has admitted…
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