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Banking, Insurance and Life Insurance (prudential standards) determination No. 3 of 2011 - Prudential Standard CPS 510 - Governance
The key requirements of this Prudential The key requirements of this Prudential Standard for locally incorporated regulated institutions include:
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The key requirements of this Prudential Standard for locally incorporated regulated institutions include:
- specific requirements with respect to Board size and composition;
- the chairperson of the Board of directors must be an independent director;
- a Board Audit Committee must be established;
- the Board must have a policy on Board renewal and procedures for assessing Board performance; and
- a Board Remuneration Committee must be established.
Other requirements for a regulated institution include:
- the institution must have a Remuneration Policy that aligns remuneration and risk management;
- the institution must have a dedicated internal audit function; and
- certain provisions dealing with independence requirements apply for auditors consistent with those in the Corporations Act 2001.
A number of the requirements in this Prudential Standard apply to foreign authorised deposit-taking institutions, Category C insurers and eligible foreign life insurance companies.