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16-17 May 2016 • Grand Hyatt Melbourne
● Flagship event of the Actuaries Institute
● Hearfromhigh-profilespeakers
● Gain in-depth insights and analysis
● Engageinfiveplenarysessions and a choice of 48 concurrent sessions
● Numerous business networking opportunities
Register by Friday 22 April 2016 and take advantage of the Early Bird discount.
Register online atwww.actuaries.asn.au/FSF2016
Financial Services ForumReimagine The Future
Plenary 1 – Professional Development and Leadership
Keynote SpeakerAlisa Camplin OAM – Winter Olympic Gold Medallist
Seminar FacilitatorVirginia Trioli Journalist, ABC News Breakfast Presenter and Co-Host
PLENARY SPEAKERSPlenary 2 – Challenges of Ageing Population
Mike Woods Professor of Health Economics, CHERE, University of Technology Sydney
Allyson Essex Branch Manager, Investment Approach Taskforce Branch, Department of Social Services
Plenary 3 – Technology Opportunities
Colin Barnard Industry Leader Finance, Google
Paul McCrory Head of Financial Services and Travel, Facebook
Rebecca Bell General Manager, Utilisation Management, Medibank Private
Plenary 4 – Financial Sustainability
Chris Vanneste Head of Locations, GoGet Carshare
Tim Lawson Head of Australian Insurance, Wealth Management and Diversified Financials Research, Macquarie Securities
Adrian Rees General Manager — Branch 3 (DID), Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
Plenary 5 – Societal Challenges
Bronwyn King Radiation Oncologist and CEO, Tobacco Free Portfolios
Sharanjit Paddam Convenor, Climate Change Working Group, Actuaries Institute
Margo Lydon Chief Executive Officer, SuperFriend – Industry Funds Forum Mental Health Foundation
Suzanne Dvorak CEO, Vivir Healthcare and Executive General Manager, Chandler Macleod Consulting Services
Program at a Glance
Business sessions cover two days and include two buffet lunches and a
Cocktail Party. Full details at www.actuaries.asn.au/FSF2016
Monday 16 May 2016
Sessions: 9.00am – 5.30pm
Seated Buffet Lunch: 12.05pm – 1.05pm
Cocktail Party: 5.30pm – 8.30pm
Tuesday 17 May 2016
Sessions: 8.30am – 5.30pm
Seated Buffet Lunch: 1.00pm – 1.55pm
Airport Bus: 5.45pm
Alisa Camplin
Mike Woods
Allyson Essex
Colin Barnard
Paul McCrory
Rebecca Bell
Chris Vanneste
Tim Lawson
Margo Lydon
Bronwyn King
Adrian Rees
Suzanne Dvorak
Sharanjit Paddam
Plenary Speakers
Virginia Trioli
CHALLENGES OF AN AGEING POPULATION
● Annuities: Future Market Potential and Consequences for Reporting under new IFRS 4 Phase II – Martin Lam, Cornelis Slagmolen
● Effects on Superannuation of Broken Service and Part-time Work and Possible Solutions – Saffron Sweeney
● Good Practice Principles for Retirement Modelling – Jim Hennington, Glenn Langton
● Housing Decisions of Older Australians – Actuaries Institute Housing Working Group
● Meeting Changing Needs in Retirement – David Rush, Martin Paino, Ismar Tuzovic
● Personal Financial Planning Calculators: Communicating Life-Time Consumption Risks – Anthony Asher, Adam Butt, Ujwal Kayande, Gaurav Khemka
● Probabilistic Population Projections for Australia’s Very Elderly Population at the State and National Level – Wilma Terblanche
● SM Bonds: A Proposal to Manage, Price and Transfer Longevity Risk – Shauna Ferris, Piet de Jong
● Superannuation Practice Committee – Recent Developments – Superannuation Practice Committee
● The Non-Challenges of an Aging Population – Frank Ashe
● Till Death do us Part – Alun Stevens, Nathan Bonarius
FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
● A Framework for the Valuation of Non-Market Based Embedded Options in Life Insurance Products – Mathieu Jones, Joshua Corrigan, Stuart Blackhall
● Actuarial Impacts of Life Insurance Commission Reform – Dale Jackson, Tyson Johnston
● Climate Risk and Australia’s Financial System – Sharanjit Paddam, Kate MacKenzie
● Industry Funds – The Next Demutualisations? – Colin Yellowlees
● Insurance Regulation Reimagined – What to Expect in 2025 & Beyond – Rob Curtis, Julian Braganza
● LIWMPC Update on the Australian Life Insurance Industry – LIWMPC
● Not time to Give Up on Disability Insurance Yet – Malcolm Weir, Emily Galer
● Rebirth of an Industry – Life Insurance Disrupter – Paul Caputo, John Nicholls
● Risk Based Capital – A Practitioner’s Perspective – Richard Cornwell
● Shifting Sands in Banking Regulation: Basel 4 and IFRS 9 – Sen Nagarajan
● Superannuation Fund Trustee Capital Management – Tim Gorst, Ben Facer
● The Future of Financial Reporting – John Nicholls, Paul Caputo
● The Future of Life Insurance Stress Testing – Thuy Truong, Matthew Larkin, Meera Sardana
● Trauma and Insights from Munich Re’s Experience Analysis – Brad Louis, Kris Boundy, Jason How
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP
● Actuary Entrepreneur – Kevin Lin
● Citius, Altius, Fortius: How can Actuaries Reinvent Themselves? – Magnolia Aspiras, Kaise Stephan
● Hot Topics in Enterprise Risk Management – in Financial Services and Beyond – Risk Management Practice Committee
● The Banking and Finance Oath – Highlighting the Importance of Individual Accountability, Behaviour and Leadership – Clare Payne
SOCIETAL CHALLENGES
● All “R’s” and No Action – Rehab, Retraining, Re-skilling, Re-design and Re-pricing – Yan Sun, Andrea McDonnell
● Conduct Risk – Lessons from UK – Don Jonstone
● Lies, Damned Lies and the Intergenerational Report – Richard Lyon, Randy Amidharmo
● The Three Pillars of Insurance – Jason Gordon
TECHNOLOGY OPPORTUNITIES AND RISK
● 300 Years of Data Analytics in Life Insurance – Matthew Ralph, Avanti Patki
● Data Analytics – Latest Developments – Data Analytics Working Group
● Determining the Optimal Investment and Consumption Strategy for Australian Retirees – David Schneider, Paul Newfield, Jeff Chee
● Global Innovation in Life Insurance – Opportunities for Australian Life Insurers – Angat Sandhu, Justin Ward
● How Data Analytics and Big Data will make Fitter Life Insurers – Stephen Lee, John Yick, Nicholas Warren
● Risk Culture and Risk Maturity – Gergard Diedericks, Ashley Palmer
● Robo-Advice: A Revolution 64 Years in the Making – Harry Chemay
● Greater Expectations – Global Regulatory Convergence, Pressures, and How Insurers In Different Parts of the World Are Responding – Richard Weatherill
OTHER
● Actuarial Systems: What Lies Ahead? – Ting Fang Lim, Peter Baker, Magnolia Aspiras, Marc Mer
● Bridging the Communication Gap between Actuaries and Trustees (Demystifying Current Topics in Group Risk Insurance) – Francis Burgess
● Group Insurance Industry Claims Study – Jenni Baxter, Revsion Tam
● Investment Performance Attribution Linking – A Solution that Adds Up Over Time – Martin Hickling
● Managing the Consumer’s Investment Risk – Sean McGing
● Strong Risk Culture leads to Effective ICAAP – Martin Lam, Daragh Brady
Topic Snapshot
Registration Information
There are a range of registration packages available including shared tickets. Please visit www.actuaries.asn.au/FSF2016 for more information.
Be sure to register by 22 April 2016 to take advantage of the Early Bird discount.
For further information, please contact:Emma Simonson, Head of Eventst +61 (0) 2 9239 6122f +61 (0) 2 9239 6170 e [email protected] www.actuaries.asn.au/FSF2016
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Previous delegates have commented...
•“The plenary sessions were fantastic and the
concurrent sessions were very interesting.”
•“Very well organised,
and very wide variety of content”
•“The Forum provided a wealth of interesting ideas and questions,
which challenged and broadened my
perspectives.”
•“Great networking
opportunity.”
•“A fantastic event – I really enjoyed it!”
Venue
Grant Hyatt Melbourne123 Collins StreetMelbourne VIC 3000t +61 (0) 3 9657 1234
Accommodation
A special delegate rate has been arranged at the Grand Hyatt Melbourne. When making a reservation, please quote booking reference G-ACTF to receive this rate. The discounted rate is available for three nights prior and three nights after the Forum if you wish to extend your stay.
To book your accommodation, contact Reservations via phone or email:t +61 (0) 3 9657 1234 or 13 1234e [email protected]
Register online at www.actuaries.asn.au/FSF2016
Almost 90% of FSF2014 delegates
who completed their feedback forms agreed
that the Forum met or exceeded their
expectations.
