ABA Reports

The ABA has commissioned a strategic review undertaken by Accenture into the roll-out of Australia’s Consumer Data Right (CDR) regime.   

To get a clear picture of the transformation underway in Australian banking, the ABA has partnered with Accenture to produce the Bank On It – Customer Trends 2024 report.  

ABA member banks are developing a set of financing tools that will help build visibility, transparency, and comparability.

To get a clear picture of the transformation underway in Australian banking, the ABA has partnered with Accenture to produce the Bank On It – Customer Trends 2023 report. 

We are pleased to present our study on the comparability of the new capital framework for Australian Authorised Deposit-taking Institutions (ADIs), with the finalised Basel III reforms (or “Basel 3.1”).

Heading into 2023 we expect SMEs to grow progressively confident.

Consumer confidence remains weak, but consumer behaviour tells a different story with retail spending continuing to grow, despite increasing inflation.

Table of ABA responses to the 2021 Independent Review of the Banking Code Compliance Committee (BCCC)

Includes:  ABA response to recommendations within ABA remit, ABA response to recommendations within the BCCC’s remit

In the 12 months to February 2022, ABA members lent an average of $4.2 billion to agribusinesses on a monthly basis.

The first edition working paper on the role of the Australian banking industry in combatting modern slavery, with a specific focus on the common typologies and indicators of modern slavery in high-risk sectors in Australia.

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are the lifeblood of the economy. Their recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic is critical as the nation charts a path back to prosperity.

In late 2019 the Australian Banking Association (ABA) sought community views on the use of credit cards for gambling.

In 2019, Deloitte Access Economics was engaged to explore the factors that motivate consumer choices in retail banking.