Notification requirementsNotification requirements

Notification requirements

52. A regulated institution must inform APRA as soon as practicable of:

(a) any breach or prospective breach of its PCR;

(b) any significant departure from its ICAAP; or

(c) any significant adverse changes in the capital base or PCR.

The notice must include any remedial actions taken or planned to be taken to address the situation, and the timing of these actions.

Adjustments and exclusions

53. APRA may, by notice in writing to a regulated institution, adjust or exclude a specific requirement in this Prudential Standard in relation to that regulated institution.

Determinations made under previous prudential standards

54. An exercise of APRA’s discretion under a previous version of this Prudential Standard, continues to have effect under this Prudential Standard. For the purposes of this paragraph, ‘a previous version of this Prudential Standard’ means:

(a) Prudential Standard GPS 110 Capital Adequacy made on 3 December 2014; and

(b) Prudential Standard GPS 110 Capital Adequacy made on 30 November 2012.

Attachment A

Run-off plan

1. Subject to Attachment A paragraphs 14 to 17 of CPS 320, a run-off insurer must at all times maintain a ‘run-off plan’ (including a description of the run-off insurer’s approach to capital management), unless otherwise agreed to by APRA.
2. The run-off plan must be approved by the Board:

(a) prior to its adoption; and

(b) at any time it is amended during its operational cycle.

3. The run-off insurer’s run-off plan must be a three-year rolling plan and the run-off insurer must review it at least annually (or as close to annually as is practicable). Under CPS 320, the Appointed Actuary of the run-off insurer must also review the run-off plan according to the requirements of CPS 320.

4. The run-off insurer must submit to APRA:

(a) a run-off plan after each annual review; and

(b) any amended run-off plan within 10 business days of Board .

5. APRA may, in writing, specify that a run-off plan be:

(a) a rolling plan of more or less than three years; and

(b) reviewed less frequently than as required in paragraph 3 of this Attachment

if, having regard to the particular circumstances of the run-off insurer, APRA considers it unnecessary for the purposes of the prudential supervision of the run-off insurer.