Banking, Insurance and Life Insurance (prudential standards) determination No. 3 of 2011 - Prudential Standard CPS 510 - Governance
Regulated institutions that are subsidiaRegulated institutions that are subsidiaries of other APRA-regulated institutions or overseas equivalents
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Regulated institutions that are subsidiaries of other APRA-regulated institutions or overseas equivalents
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For a locally incorporated regulated institution that is a subsidiary of another APRA-regulated institution or an overseas equivalent, the Board of the regulated institution must have a majority of non-executive directors, but these non-executive directors need not all be independent.
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A regulated institution to which paragraph 29 applies will be required to have, at a minimum, two independent directors, in addition to an independent chairperson, where the Board has up to seven members. Where the Board has more than seven members, the regulated institution will be required to have at least three independent directors, in addition to an independent chairperson.
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For the purposes of meeting the requirements in paragraph 30, the independent directors on the Board of the parent company or its other subsidiaries may also sit as independent directors on the Board of the regulated institution.