Banking industry committed to working with government on RC changes

20 August 2019
| By Chris Dastoor |
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Australia’s banking industry say they welcome the Government’s timetable for legislative changes as a result of the Royal Commission and would work with them to implement the recommendations.

Of the 76 recommendations from the Commission, eight were specific to the banking industry, with most changes tabled for completion by 1 March, 2020.

This included all banks to agree to review renumerations systems annually, with a focus on good customer outcomes in addition to the delivery of tasks.

Anna Bligh, Australian Banking Association (ABA) chief executive, said those recommendations included six specific to the banking code.

“The ABA has already drafted provisions implementing five of the changes, had them agreed to by banks and submitted them to the regulators for approval. These are now on track for full implementation by March 2020,” Bligh said.

The ABA had established a 'Royal Commission Taskforce' that would oversee the industry’s implementation of the recommendations.

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