RegCentric review of APRA Connect migration — PHI industry implications

Following the recent decommissioning of Direct to APRA (D2A) in March 2026, and APRA’s webinar held on 26 February regarding the migration of D2A data to APRA Connect, RegCentric will be hosting a session focused specifically on the implications for the Private Health Insurance (PHI) industry.

With the migration of PHI collections to APRA Connect scheduled from the March 2027 reporting period, this session will unpack the key implications for your team — including timelines, reporting impacts, and key areas of focus as you begin preparing.

Join us for a focused 30-minute session designed specifically for PHI entities, where we’ll break down what’s changing, what to watch for, and how to prepare with confidence ahead of the migration.

Webinar Agenda

In this session, we will cover:

• PHI-specific considerations in the D2A to APRA Connect transition
• Recent developments following the decommissioning of D2A in March 2026 — interim arrangements and implications for industry
• APRA’s announced timetable and what it means in practice
• Key differences between D2A and APRA Connect, including validations and data handling
• Technical and operational considerations, including process and system readiness
• Practical steps to prepare ahead of test environments becoming available from August 2026 and the March 2027 reporting commencement
• Live Q&A with regulatory reporting specialists

Who should attend?

Join this session if you are involved in:

• CFO, Finance Manager, Finance IT representatives or Regulatory Reporting Manager roles at PHIs preparing for the APRA Connect migration deadline

What you’ll gain?

A clear understanding of PHI -specific requirements and a practical, actionable roadmap to support a smooth and compliant APRA Connect implementation.