Just being a 'Devil's Advocate and I have no interest one way or the other but being regulated by APRA wouldn't provide me with much comfort I'm afraid especially in the current market conditions. Look at their record exposed in the relatively recent Royal Commission and that was during a period of a bull market/boom conditions which is now suddenly a distant memory.
Are you sure/why would they necessarily 'increase their capital held' as you describe it by having exposure to corporate debt ? The quality and rating of corporate debt can obviously change over a period of time and I imagine there's quite a bit of that occurring right now given the sudden new market conditions.
I haven't looked but I expect any exposure to 'corporate debt' would be outlined in their most recently issued and available financial statements.
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