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ARTICLE · 27 NOVEMBER 2019

CDR: Challenges And Opportunities In The Superannuation Sector

The Senate Select Committee on Financial Technology and Regulatory Technology (the Committee) is considering the current and future government ...

AustraliaFinance and Banking

The Senate Select Committee on Financial Technology and Regulatory Technology (the Committee) is considering the current and future government approach to FinTech and RegTech in Australia, and is inviting submissions until 31 December 2019.

The Committee's recent issues paper1 flags the introduction of the Consumer Data Right (CDR) in superannuation as one of a number of regulatory changes that may support the success of Fintech and RegTech in Australia.

The CDR is scheduled to be implemented in the banking sector as 'Open Banking'. Unlike similar regimes in the UK and the EU, the Australian approach to consumer data regulation is designed to eventually be implemented on an 'economy-wide' basis. It is currently anticipated that a phased roll-out to the energy and telecommunications sectors will occur following the go-live of Open Banking in February 2020, with superannuation and insurance being other probable priority sectors for CDR deployment.

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