Monday 22 May 2017 |
7.00am | Registration Opens |
8.30am | Welcome - Audio
Jenny Lyon
President, Actuaries Institute Facilitator Comments - Audio
Emma Alberici |
8.45am | Plenary 1 - Keynote address
Audette Exel - Presentation - Audio
Set against a background of polarization and global division, Audette Exel AO will share her journey of bridging worlds through her work as Founder of the Adara Group. As a social entrepreneur in the financial services sector, Audette’s out of the box thinking and creative approach has not only empowered people working in financial services to use their mastery for purpose, but has also had a significant impact on the lives of hundreds of thousands of people living in poverty across the globe. Q&A - Audio |
9.45am | Morning Tea |
10.15am | Plenary 2 - Think Differently about Society Introductions: Emma Alberici, Facilitator
Julia Lessing - Presentation - Audio
Juliet Bourke - Presentation - Audio
Richard Enthoven - Audio
Renee Hancock - Presentation - Audio It is said that “the only constant is change”.
This is certainly true for our society and also for society’s expectations of individuals, industries and professions.
So, how do we need to “think differently” in a world that is very different to that of not so long ago?
This session is led by industry leaders and will generate discussion in areas where financial services has potentially lagged behind society. The panel’s participants are particular experts in the areas of socioeconomic and gender diversity and inclusion, although the discussion is expected to range across the full gamut of societal change and the “new normal” for expectations of companies and professions.
Q&A - Audio |
11.50am | |
12.40pm | Lunch |
1.35pm | Concurrent 2 Life Insurance Underwriting in the New World ** Elizabeth Baker, Meera Sardana, Nia Reen - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Developments in ICAAP and ORSA with a Focus on Stress and Scenario Testing**
Briallen Cummings, Gerard Callaghan, Georgina Hemmings - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Further Adventures in Health Risk: an updated history of Australian Health Insurance ** Andrew Gale - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Paper Preparing for Climate Change Impacts: Funding Mechanisms **
Alison Drill, Kate MacKenzie, Doug Berge, Jon Harwood, Kelly Christodoulou - Presentation - Audio Synopsis
Risk Culture – Board and Trustee Perspectives *
Sean McGing - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Retirement Planning and Social Security *
Garry Khemka, Adam Butt - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Group Insurance – Structures of the Future **
Jeff Humphreys - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Paper |
2.30pm | |
3.25pm | Concurrent 4 Thinking about life insurance through a genetic lens **
Jessica Chen, Damjan Vukcevic - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Paper IFRS 17 Implications for life and general insurers **
Brendan Counsell, Shweta Krishna and Paul Harris - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Man versus Machine - the rise of the robo actuary *
Marc Mer, Gloria Yu, Adam Karasiewicz - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Living Through Change – LIWMPC’s Update on the Life Insurance & Wealth Management Industry LIWMPC – Anton Kapel, Ilan Leas, David Millar - Presentation - Audio Synopsis Embedding Behavioural Finance in an Investment Management Process **
Douglas Isles - Presentation - Audio Synopsis How To Grow Your Professional Relevance – and the Relevance of the Profession * Martin Mulcare, Rick Gilmore - Presentation - Audio Synopsis |
4.15pm | |
4.35pm | Plenary 3 - Think Differently about Customers Introductions: Emma Alberici, Facilitator - Audio Geoff Summerhayes - Audio
Helen Troup- Audio
Martin Fahy- Audio
David Johnson - Audio Fair treatment of customers is something any reasonable Chief Executive would expect their organisation to live by. No organisation wants to incur the wrath of its customers and lose potential repeat business, damage its reputation, or attract negative attention of the media or regulators. Yet the balancing of different stakeholders’ needs is a tricky business, whether they are customers, shareholders, employees, claimants, continuing policyholders, distribution channel or regulators. Social media enables our customers to reach a wide audience quickly, especially if their story is told in a compelling way, or appeals to our sense of outrage. In this session you will be challenged to “think differently” about how we - Design our products to minimise the risk of misalignment among stakeholders
- Promote ethical behaviour in our organisations
- Respond to customers who challenge our business via media, old and new.
Q&A - Audio |
5.50pm | End of Conference Sessions Day 1 |
7.00pm | Gala Dinner Melbourne Town Hall |