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In the fast-evolving world of financial services technology, staying compliant is not just a regulatory checkbox - it’s a strategic imperative. As technology reshapes how financial institutions operate, the complexity of compliance grows. You need to understand the landscape, anticipate risks, and implement solutions that align with both regulatory demands and business goals. This post will walk you through the essentials of navigating technology compliance in finance, offeri

On 21st November CDR regulators shared important updates for non-bank lenders (NBLs). Here are the key takeaways and what they mean for your CDR programme: 1. Compliance dates are fixed 13 July 2026, 9 November 2026, and 10 May 2027 remain the regulatory milestones. Your lending volumes will determine your tier. Given the complexity of scope and technology, start your design now . 2. Version 9 of the rules – minimal impact for NBLs The new rules mainly affect de-minimus and c

This FAQ provides clear, concise answers to the most common questions non-bank lenders have about their CDR obligations.

The Transformation Imperative In boardrooms across Australia's financial sector, a quiet revolution is underway. While executives debate the merits of various strategic initiatives, forward-thinking institutions have already begun rewriting the rules of competitive advantage through a powerful combination: advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence. This isn't merely another technology trend to monitor from afar. The Australian financial landscape is rapidly dividing

Setting the Stage Imagine this: Your life insurance company has just spent $100m on a policy administration system (PAS) replacement....

Is your Financial Services Firm facing these challenges? Are you a mid-size Australian financial services firm without a CDO, but facing...