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We host the most forward-thinking speakers in super. Here are over 30 events to save in your calendar.
The role of risk management and the strategies used to achieve optimal results that are in the best interest of members are continually changing in the current superannuation landscape.
From dealing with the pressures of increased regulation, to the economic and societal factors that go into managing a fund's investment risk, risk managers need help in navigating this fast-paced and disruptive business environment.
As such, the 2019 Risk Symposium, is designed to create an open dialogue around the industry's most pertinent challenges with relevant insights into what can come from creating a good risk culture.
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Jean-Baptiste Bres
Allison Hill Director of Investments, QIC
Joss Howard Head of Risk Management and Governance Consulting, APAC, NCC Group
Brad Hutchinson Risk and Compliance Manager, Mercy Super
Stephanie Lyons Chief Risk Officer, EISS
Nicole Oborne Partner, PwC
Matt O’Keefe Partner, KPMG
Stephen Whiteling Head of Group Risk, Corporate Services, AustralianSuper