The Australian Prudential Supervisory Authority has begun public consultation on proposed adjustments to bank credit risk capital settings. The proposal includes: - Allowing lower risk weights for large domestic public infrastructure exposures; - Allowing lower risk weights for high quality unrated corporate exposures when specific conditions are met; - Adjusting standards to make more residential real estate development projects meet 100% lower risk weight eligibility requirements; - Plans to finalize the credit risk capital adjustment plan in the second half of 2026, which will take effect on April 1, 2027; - Proposals relating to liquidity risk and market risk will be consulted within the next 12 months.

The Australian Prudential Supervisory Authority has begun public consultation on proposed adjustments to bank credit risk capital settings. The proposal includes: - Allowing lower risk weights for large domestic public infrastructure exposures; - Allowing lower risk weights for high quality unrated corporate exposures when specific conditions are met; - Adjusting standards to make more residential real estate development projects meet 100% lower risk weight eligibility requirements; - Plans to finalize the credit risk capital adjustment plan in the second half of 2026, which will take effect on April 1, 2027; - Proposals relating to liquidity risk and market risk will be consulted within the next 12 months.