Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation
Vishy Narayanaswamy is an accomplished finance professional with extensive experience in audit and regulatory compliance, particularly within the financial services and investment banking sectors. Currently, Vishy serves as the Owner of Accountax Australia since May 2023, while also holding positions as Executive Manager at the Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation and Director at both The Sydney Blood Cancer Research Institute Limited and Rare Voices Australia. Previously, Vishy spent over eight years at PwC Australia, where responsibilities included delivering audit services and ensuring APRA regulatory compliance for major financial service firms. Vishy began a career at KPMG India, progressing from Audit Executive to Manager, engaging with Banking and Insurance clients to provide assurance and accounting advisory services. Vishy holds multiple Chartered Accountant qualifications from both Australia and India, as well as a Graduate Diploma of Applied Tax Law from The Tax Institute.
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Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation
ARPC is a public financial corporation established by the Terrorism and Cyclone Insurance Act 2003 to administer the terrorism reinsurance scheme, providing primary insurers with reinsurance for commercial property and associated business interruption losses arising from a declared terrorist incident. ARPC also operates a reinsurance pool for cyclones and cyclone related flood damage which commenced on 1 July 2022. STRATEGIC PRIORITIES • Deliver reinsurance for eligible terrorism and cyclone losses. • Engage and understand our stakeholders, with a focus on insurer customers to improve community outcomes. • Develop data and insights on terrorism, cyclone and insurance climate risk to support risk mitigation. • Provide thought leadership to deliver risk insurance insights. • Be a high performing, inclusive, customer and risk focused culture. Please note: The Australian Government has strict guidelines on discrimination and intimidation. We encourage input and interaction on our social media channels. We take a strong stance on deleting content which is discriminatory, hateful or threatening and actions which may offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate. We also moderate comments or posts that promote commercial or political interests, unauthorised events, or radical ideologies. Comment removal is at the discretion of ARPC.