World’s first adaptive DC retirement model developed
A revolutionary program that offers robo-advice on optimal investment plans for individuals could change the face of retirement offerings for superannuation funds
- David Rowley
Five retirement fallacies exposed
The use of online planning tools with stochastic models has exposed the wide variety of income and investment options individuals can take in retirement. When applied to the rules of thumb commonly used in retirement, these tools are starting to show that many of our hunches and biases for how we should save, spend and invest in retirement are not reliable
- David Rowley
Ground-breaking retirement solution on public view
The creators of the most advanced program to calculate optimal investment and consumption strategies for retirees are to make a public demonstration of their work in Melbourne
- David Rowley
You might think it’s crazy: CARS aims for robo-based retirement modelling
The model, which has been created by three actuaries, factors in detailed statistics on investment, health and mortality, alongside personal data on wealth, income requirements and risk preferences
- Professional Planner
UniSuper’s David Schneider explains how the superannuation fund dynamically manages risk
David Schneider, head of research and quant methods at Australia’s UniSuper Management Pty Ltd., explains how the superannuation fund manages risk independently of asset class and strategy
UniSuper’s proprietary risk program challenges investment assumptions
Paper won the Melville 2010 Practitioner’s Prize from the Institute of Actuaries of Australia
- Amanda White