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Turing Dynamics
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Jurisdiction
Australia
Effective Date
1 July 2025
Regulator
APRA
Operational resilience obligations increasingly require firms to understand not just outages, but the governance and third-party dependencies around critical processes.
APRA CPS 230 pushes firms to think about resilience in terms of critical operations, service dependencies, and demonstrable control over failure scenarios. That has direct implications for technology design and vendor management across wealth management operations.
For platforms, the key issue is not only uptime. It is the ability to describe what services are critical, how disruption affects regulatory obligations, and what evidence exists to prove control effectiveness during stress events.
Systems that already model governance, approval, and operational lineage are better positioned for this environment. Resilience becomes easier to reason about when the platform has a clear representation of critical actions and dependencies.
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