Making the most of the Data Revolution
This article is the first of a three-part series, the later two focus on enabling a data-driven culture and the factors and techniques which can… Read More »Making the most of the Data Revolution
This article is the first of a three-part series, the later two focus on enabling a data-driven culture and the factors and techniques which can… Read More »Making the most of the Data Revolution
The Aged Care Royal Commission is currently considering how aged care should be funded. During September 2020, Paul Keating put forward some interesting ideas about… Read More »How Should Aged Care be Funded?
A framework to guide assessment and implementation By Jules Gribble, Principal Introduction All investment products, superannuation and otherwise, require the attribution of value to investors. … Read More »Principles of value attribution for Unit pricing and Crediting rates – Business as Usual and Compensation
PFS Consulting is pleased to announce the appointment of Adrian McGarva as its Managing Director and the move of John Newman to the role of… Read More »PFS Consulting appoints new Managing Director
The issue of CEO bonuses is a perennial favourite of the financial press. This topic will again be a focus in a few months when… Read More »Performance Bonuses: How Does Your CEO’s Bonus Experience Compare?
PFS Principal Ian Laughlin is a member of a Working Group of the Actuaries Institute that has prepared this paper for the Institute’s Pandemic Resource… Read More »Risk Management Implications of Coronavirus (COVID-19) for Non-Executive Directors
Issues of service delivery, utilisation, funding, and strategy in the health and hospital sector are always challenging, even more so now as a result of… Read More »PFS Consulting can help the Health and Hospital Sector with the challenges it faces
This paper summarises a recent paper co-authored by Jules Gribble. It considers how continuing professional education, a core component of maintaining professional currency and relevance,… Read More »Are Actuaries still relevant?