About this event
APRA has released a new data collection driven by APRA, RBA and Treasury to monitor lending practices and the economic recovery.
923.5 residential mortgages information requires data points currently collected through 744, 223 and 112 and also includes new data points such as net income surplus.
This collection is yet another example of APRA requesting further data granularity and this new data collection can be considered a stepping stone towards contract level submissions such as outlined in APRA's data strategy.
In this session we will unpack the new reporting requirements and we will discuss opportunities to solve for these new reporting requirements in a way that prepares organisations for further change already on the horizon such as ARS 220 and APS 112.
