Most people will be significantly affected if the financial system is not secure
RBA - Australia's Central Bank
Has the role of controlling the country's money and bank system. Its primary purpose is the overall management of the financial system in accordance with the economic objectives of the Commonwealth government.
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)
Provides regulation for all authorised deposit-taking institutions. E.g. banks, superannuation funds, insurance companies
Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC)
Regulates financial markets aiming to protect investors and consumers and improving financial system performance. Has the power to act in situations where financial system integrity has been undermined by illegal acts. ASIC also has the power to protect consumers against misleading conduct affecting financial products
Australian Treasury
Main source of economic policy advice to government
Council of Financial Regulators
A coordinating body for financial market regulation that provides for cooperation and collaboration among the RBA, APRA, ASIC and Treasury