ASFA Webinar: Building a more sustainable compensation scheme

About this event

ASFA invites you to a member webinar providing an early look at our forthcoming white paper on the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR), and to provide an exclusive member briefing on international compensation scheme benchmarking undertaken by Marsh Risk Consulting on behalf of ASFA.

Ahead of the paper’s public release, the webinar will give members an opportunity to hear directly from the team behind the research and explore its key findings, recommendations and implications for the superannuation sector.

The session will examine the key issues identified through the research, what they mean for the superannuation sector and the considerations for the CSLR’s future operation.

 

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Details

Online

6 August, 2026
11:00am – 12:00pm

Pricing (incl. GST)

Complimentary for ASFA members

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Speakers

James Koval

Chief Policy and Advocacy Officer, ASFA

Julia Stannard

Policy Director, ASFA

David Andrews

Senior Consultant, Marsh Risk Consulting, Pacific

Speaker Bio

David Andrews is a Senior Risk Consultant at Marsh Risk Consulting, based in Sydney. He leads strategic risk projects for public and private sector clients across the Pacific, with experience spanning risk function & cultural transformation, sustainability, and insurance market sizing. David advises on a range of risk issues, including fund risk management maturity uplifts, AI-powered supply chain mapping, and international compensation schemes of last resort. He brings a practical, evidence-based approach to helping organisations manage emerging risks, and will be presenting Marsh’s latest insights on the CSLR and the design choices that shape scheme sustainability.

Speakers

James Koval

Chief Policy and Advocacy Officer, ASFA

Julia Stannard

Policy Director, ASFA

David Andrews

Senior Consultant, Marsh Risk Consulting, Pacific

Speaker Bio

David Andrews is a Senior Risk Consultant at Marsh Risk Consulting, based in Sydney. He leads strategic risk projects for public and private sector clients across the Pacific, with experience spanning risk function & cultural transformation, sustainability, and insurance market sizing. David advises on a range of risk issues, including fund risk management maturity uplifts, AI-powered supply chain mapping, and international compensation schemes of last resort. He brings a practical, evidence-based approach to helping organisations manage emerging risks, and will be presenting Marsh’s latest insights on the CSLR and the design choices that shape scheme sustainability.