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ARTICLE · 02 NOVEMBER 2022

Federal Budget sees substantial boosts for the financial services sector regulators

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ASIC, APRA and AUSTRAC to see big increases in resourcing. The financial sector continues to be a priority for the government.

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Key points

  • The Albanese Government's first budget, handed down on 25 October by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, provides for substantial boosts in funding for ASIC, APRA and AUSTRAC:

Regulator

Estimated 2021/2022 funding $m

Budgeted 2022/2023 funding $m

Change

ASIC

611

695

14% increase

APRA

614

683

11% increase

AUSTRAC

103

108

5% increase

  • The budget also foreshadows previously unannounced future changes to the regulatory landscape, including to the regulation of managed investment schemes and climate reporting standards for large businesses and financial institutions.

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