Post-Retirement Australia 2017 Conference 

Conference Overview:

IBR Conference’s 3rd annual Post Retirement conference will provide delegates with invaluable updates and insights from leading industry, government and academic experts into the various regulatory, economic, social and technological changes taking place, impacting the financial outcomes and well being of Australia’s  expanding retiree sector today and into the future.

This not to be missed and timely conference being held post federal budget and in the wake of ongoing regulatory reviews and reforms provides a content rich agenda to assist superfunds and financial planners advise, educate and engage members and clients on the best way forward to minimise drawdowns, optimise savings and maximise investment returns in the lead up to and in retirement.

Over the two days there will be an investigation and analysis of various retirement product options available and in the pipeline and their associated costs and risk factors.

Focus will also be drawn to the member/client and how best to utilise personal data and an understanding of neuro behaviour to build effective and comprehensive advice and engagement strategies.

A further session will draw attention to Australia’s ageing population and increased life expectancy with a growing imperative to factor in the costs of insurance, aged care and health care. A comparison of how global pension funds are tackling this and other retirement related issues will round off the discussion.

Scheduled alongside the solo and panel sessions will be various networking opportunities to develop and renew important business connections.

Numbers are strictly limited for this popular event so book today to reserve your place to avoid disappointment. Attend individually or with your colleagues to stay updated and informed in this increasingly complex, competitive and ever changing industry.

Who Should Attend:

Senior personnel from retail, industry, corporate and public superfunds, SMSFs, financial advisers and planners, insurance providers, government, agencies, banks, policy makers, regulators, legal and taxation advisers, retirement income and investment product providers, university department heads, financial analysts and researchers, strategists, IT and software vendors and consultants.