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DTA Standards exposure drafts (tranche 3)

The Reserve Bank is seeking technical feedback on the final group of draft Deposit Takers Act standards, covering capital, internal models, operational resilience, outsourcing, disclosure and related-party exposures.

Closing date
11 September 2026

Closes in 59 days

Added to Civics
13 July 2026
Source category
Other public body
Last checked
13 July 2026

Plain-English summary

The Reserve Bank has released the final tranche of draft standards and guidance for the Deposit Takers Act regime. The package covers capital, internal models, operational resilience, outsourcing, disclosure and related-party exposures.

This is a technical consultation on whether the drafts implement existing policy correctly, whether the guidance is clear and complete, and whether the wording creates unintended operational consequences. It is not a reopening of the broader policy decisions.

Why it matters

These standards would set detailed prudential obligations for deposit takers when the new regime takes effect.

Technical defects or unclear guidance could create compliance problems or unintended risks across the financial system.

Who may care

  • Banks, credit unions, building societies and other regulated deposit takers
  • Financial-sector auditors, risk specialists, lawyers and industry associations

How to make a submission

  1. Review the relevant exposure drafts and guidance on the official page.
  2. Send technical feedback to dta@rbnz.govt.nz before 5pm on the closing date.

Disclaimer

Civics.nz is an independent plain-English guide and is not an official government website. Always check the official source before making a submission.