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Nick Brookes

Managing Director

Super Trustees Australia

Nick Brookes has 30 years’ experience in Director/ Senior Management roles across Trusteeship, Superannuation, Investments, Private Banking, Financial Advice, Education and Technology – Australia, UK and Middle East.

Over 20 years specialist expertise in superannuation trusteeship, 20 years as Chief Executive of superannuation entities; 11 years as an APRA regulated Extended Public Offer (EPO) Registrable Superannuation Entity Licensee (RSEL) Trustee Board Director. Founding Chief Executive of CCSL, now Diversa, which became the largest repository of stand-alone super funds in Australia. Founding Chief Executive of the Corporate Super Association (CSA), representing circa $60bn in member funds.

SESSIONS

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Investor Panel Discussion: CAT Bonds and ILS: Aligning Returns, Diversification and Climate Strategy

This roundtable will provide a chance to discuss how catastrophe bonds and ILS strategies can complement investor portfolios, enhance diversification, manage climate-related risks, and support sustainable investment objectives. And consider the below

  • Why now? The key motivators for considering or investing in the ILS and CAT bond markets capture uncorrelated, attractive yields

  • Portfolio Construction: Explore how these alternative asset classes can diversify portfolios and reduce risk in an unpredictable market environment

  • ESG Integration and Climate Resilience: Considering how ILS and cat bonds can be used to transfer climate-related risks, enhance portfolio diversification, and support sustainable investment


Michael Bowden, Head of ALM and Income Strategies, QIC

Nick Brookes, Managing Director, Super Trustees Australia

Jason Phung, Senior Portfolio Manager, Equity & Alternatives, Challenger

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