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Australia

Australia

Actuaries to the retirement industry. We build / support a number of brands and initiatives in the superannuation / retirement / planning sector including those listed below. We help product providers, accountants, financial advice groups and other software firms to design and implement innovative solutions for their customers. Apricot Actuaries solve what others refer to as 'the hardest, nastiest problems in finance' - in a friendly way that's clear and intuitive to our customers.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

I'm proud to be part of the team at Optimum Pensions working on retirement product design, market education, implementation, technology and serving as thought leaders in the retirement space. Optimum's vision is for Australians to access retirement solutions that provide reliable income that continues for as long as they live (even if that's age 150!) and allows each retiree to configure their retirement to match their preferences, including: - High income - Broadly stable income that keeps pace with the cost of living - Sufficient liquidity / protection of capital on death

Australia

Apricot Actuaries offer 'retirement modelling as a service' for individuals across Australia under the brand Jubilacion. The word Jubilacion (pronounced 'Jubilation') is the Spanish word for retirement. Jubilacion provides a B2C / B2B2C service - modelling superannuation and retirement to help individuals make fully informed decisions about their career and retirement lifestyle. We are experts at presentation techniques to explain modelling that allows for risk and fosters engagement and empowerment for long-term financial choices.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Apricot Actuaries partner closely with 10E24 to build stochastic modelling software to empower all of the above.

Australia

An ASX-listed investment management firm managing $117 billion in assets under management.Supporting 5,000 accounting firms by using data to design solutions for problems Australian retirees face, managing a team delivering software, research, and pension strategies tailored to the Self-Managed Superannuation market, fostering thought leadership and innovation. Designing and overseeing a range of online calculators and retirement modelling systems.

Reading, United Kingdom

A market leader in providing planning software for financial advisers.Oversaw the calculation methodologies and coding for major AdviceTech projects by HSBC, Prudential, Friends Life, Scottish Widows and Co-funds, allowing financial advisers to benefit from asset allocation and stochastic projection techniques that are typically the domain of quantitative risk specialists in large financial institutions.

A market-leading investment and retirement advisory firm for expatriatesAfter observing that globally mobile staff at multinational clients had difficulty with their financial planning when they moved country, established the initial proposition in 2002, transforming the business into an international organisation with a close-knit network spanning the U.K., Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. The company had 12 direct employees and dedicated contacts with over ten chartered financial advisory firms and tax experts. The collective expertise facilitated advice on transactions totaling tens of millions annually.

United Kingdom

UK-wide specialists in pensions remediation, legal, divorce and damages work.Part of a small team that trained and monitored 200 specialist pension administrators in the new Welsh office during the S.I.B. pension mis-selling review. Subsequently, developed an actuarial service to support lawyers, specialising in expert witness services for legal and divorce cases, serving solicitors with precision and excellence.

Melbourne, Then Reigate (Uk)

After various mergers, Willis Towers Watson is a British-American multinational company providing insurance services.Consulting globally on pension affairs, The Wyatt Company awarded me a scholarship in 1991 to study actuarial science at the University of Melbourne. Joining permanently in 1994, qualified as an actuary at 23, the youngest permissible. Subsequently, relocated to Watson Wyatt's London (Reigate) head office in the international team, consulting with a number of multinational clients.

Fellow (Australia)

Specialist subjects: investments and superannuation. Completed the exams at age 23 (the youngest age permitted to qualify as an actuary)

Bcomm, Scholarship To Study Actuarial Science

Diploma In Financial Planning (Uk)

Diploma In Financial Planning (Australia)

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