2017 Education Forum

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2017 Education Forum Brisbane

August 2017

Today’s Agenda Welcome

Lisa Rohweder, Ansvar Queensland State Manager

Introduction

Warren Hutcheon, Ansvar CEO

Understanding the NDIS •

Anthony Ryan, YoungCare

Implications for service providers and those who provide services to the disability sector

Seth Grantley, COO of Multicap

Ansvar Risk Solutions •

Risk Management Toolkit Overview

Diana Borgmeyer, Ansvar Head of Risk Solutions



Online tools - Rapid Global product suite

Neil Ditton, Rapid Global



Strategic Partnerships – Employsure EPL Solution

Julie Glynn and David Reid, Employsure

Ansvar Product Refresh

Lisa Rohweder

Lunch

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Who We Are Warren Hutcheon, CEO

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Who we are

Ansvar is a leading specialist risk and insurance provider to the Care, Community, Education, Faith and Property Owners sectors. Ansvar is a wholly-owned subsidiary of UK based Ecclesiastical Insurance Group (EIG). The principal shareholder of EIG is AllChurches Trust - one of the UK’s largest charities.

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Who we are

Our Vision

To be the most trusted and ethical risk and insurance provider within our core sectors

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Who we are LEADING SPECIALIST PROVIDER TO FIVE CORE SECTORS

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Who we are COMMUNITY GIVING Ansvar has a long history of involvement in the Australian community and philanthropic giving. We believe supporting the community is what sets us apart from other insurers. Ansvar provides support to community groups and organisations through: • Strategic Partnerships • Sponsorships

• Donations • Staff Volunteer Days • Community Education Program Grants

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Who we are ANSVAR COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM 

Established 1994



Focus on Australian Youth development



Grants up to $50,000



Targets education and life skills programs



Supporting those who support others



Contributed over $10 million in 20 years

In 2017 Ansvar donated $250,000 to nine recipients

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Disability Care Sector ONE IN FIVE AUSTRALIANS HAS A DISABILITY In 2009 

4 million Australians, or 20%, reported as having a disability resulting from a health condition



Approximately 1.3 million Australians had a severe/profound core activity limitation



These 1.3 million people (and other people with a disability) were supported by approximately 772,000 informal carers

Every week, five more Australians sustain a spinal cord injury and 10 to 15 sustain a severe traumatic brain injury. Every two hours, an Australian child will be diagnosed with an intellectual disability. Source. PwC: Disability expectations. Investing in a better life, a stronger Australia November 2011

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Understanding the NDIS Seth Grantley

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NDIS is life changing • Reasonable and necessary supports • Participant choice and control • Support for life • Outcomes focused • 460,000 participants at full scheme • $22b (+ $18b Disability Pension)

NDIS is still being built

NDIS funding

Challenge 1- Administration • No central management • Administration to the customer/ family • Online is great but……. • Who ends up doing it?

Administration- Aspirational State Gov

NDIS

Admin $ Cost + 18% Choice and Control Customer

Provider

Admin $ Customer Customer

Customer

Blocks

Choice and control

Provider Provider

Customer Customer

Cost + 9%

Provider

Administration- Current Reality NDIS

NDIS

Admin $ Customer

Customer

Choice and control

$ Admin

Provider Provider

Customer Customer

Admin

Customer Provider

Customer

Provider

Customer

Cost + 9%

Provider

Provider Customer

Admin

Challenge 2- Marketing and Access

Marketing- Business and Customer Confusion

Challenge 3- Pricing • NDIA Fixed Price List • NDIA Annual review • Evidence does not seem to have influenced outcome • McKinsey and Co engaged to do independent review • Questions raised about the funding body being the price setter

• Respite Price - Service failure risk (precursor to market failure) • Full price deregulation planned

Pricing- Supply and Demand • Price elasticity • QLD NDIA Market Position Statement accuracy • Getting the timing wrong is dangerous

Pricing- Market Response

Challenge 4- Market Failure or Shake Out

Challenge 5- Revenue • NDIS price higher than state government model in most cases • ‘Reasonable and necessary supports’ results in increase to supports in many cases • Doubling of customer numbers due to everyone gets the ‘reasonable and necessary supports’

So • Contracted revenue goes up

Challenge 5- Revenue

BUT • New customers are not entering the scheme at the rate expected • • • •

Pride Have always done it why change now? Lack of awareness Conditioned to lack of support

• The customer has to be able to spend funding • Organizations have to develop the skills to help customers spend funding

Annual Plan $ Usage-

80%

Revenue- Bridging The Gap

AND • Cash flow gap • • • • •

In advance to in arrears Contract signature delay NDIA rule changes and planner variation Portal claiming issues Plan review/ cancellation

• Continuity of support- this is the quality of life and health and wellbeing of people! • Providers are committed to people • Providers carry financial risk or known loss

Challenge 6- Becoming Commercial • SCARY! • Whole of sector journey • New skills • Cost of talent to deliver • Danger of service quality

Plato’s Allegory of the Cave

• Real or perceived

• Counter to org culture • Counter to individual values

The idea of human beings being locked into their own limited point of view. Moreover they take the limitation of their perception and understanding to be qualities of realities, not their own condition.

Becoming Commercial- What Strategy? Present Manage the present. Optimize the current business and today’s customer experience

Past

Future

Selectively forget the past, let things go that fail the new business

Create the future. Invest in new business and tomorrow’s customers

Strategy

Ansvar Risk Solutions Diana Borgmeyer, Head of Risk Solutions

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Ansvar Product Refresh Allied Health Commercial Property Owners

Ansvar launch into new products – Why?

Leveraging from parent experience • Property Owners portfolio fastest growing in Group • Existing Schemes facilities with business partners • Strategic relationships with Peak Bodies

Ansvar’s strong experience in Care market a natural fit for Allied Health

Allied Health Business Pack up to $10m TAV • • • •

Catering for wide range of practices Streamlined to three sections Includes Management Liability Sexual Abuse cover available

Stand alone policies for significant risks • ISR, Broadform Liability, Management Liability and Professional Indemnity

Allied Health

*Professions that will require their own PI under national law exempt from Ansvar cover # Medical malpractice cover is not available for these professions

Property Owners Business Pack up to $20m TAV • • • •

Catering for wide range risks Streamlined to three sections Glass included Covers costs incurred for  Tax audits  Legal expenses in defending OHS penalties

Stand Alone policies for significant risks • ISR, Broadform Liability, Management Liability and Professional Indemnity

Property Owners Property Owners Risk Appetite • Mixed Commercial Risks (retail, offices, residential) • Shopping Strips / Homemaker Centres • Offices • Aged Care – Nursing Homes, Retirement Villages

• Art Galleries • Business Parks • Child Care Centres

• Churches • Community Centres

• Education Facilities • Healthcare • Museums • Performing and Creative Arts Studios • Residential Risks • Theatres

Questions

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