ASIC and APRA are enforcing responsible lending criteria in the financial sector, while Andrew Bragg chairs an inquiry into national productivity issues.
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Updated Aug 11
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ASIC and APRA are enforcing responsible lending criteria in the financial sector, while Andrew Bragg chairs an inquiry into national productivity issues.
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The entities involved
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ASIC
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Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
regulatory body for the Australian financial sector
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Andrew Bragg
Australian politician (born 1984)
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