MAF202: Banking Royal Commission and Financial Sector Reforms Report
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This report analyzes the recommendations of the Royal Banking Commission concerning misconduct in the Australian financial sector. It focuses on two key areas: the reform of remuneration and governance, and the implementation of measures to assist farmers and small businesses. The report examines the identified issues of remuneration and rewards, suggesting improvements guided by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), including the management of non-financial risks and clawbacks. It also explores the proposed compensation schemes and farm-debt mediation to support consumers and small businesses. The conclusion highlights the significance of the financial sector's role in economic and social advancement while acknowledging the discrepancies that led to the Royal Commission's inquiries. The report references key sources and provides a comprehensive overview of the commission's impact and recommendations, aiming to promote fair dealings within the financial sector.
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