Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) is pleased to announce that a senior delegation is currently attending the Risk Management Institute of Australasia (RMIA) 2026 Risk Conference, held from 28 to 30 April 2026 at the National Convention Centre in Canberra, Australia.

The conference, themed "Risk With Purpose: Driving Impact, Not Just Compliance," is the premier Australasian event for risk professionals hosted by the Risk Management Institute of Australasia (RMIA). It covers critical contemporary issues including Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), cyber security, AI, and operational resilience. The forum serves as a hub for industry leaders and regulatory groups to share best-practice frameworks and decision-making tools designed to navigate global complexities.

Representing Nambawan Super are Seema Dass-Raju (Chief Risk and Compliance Officer), Leonisa Bosimbi (Manager Compliance), and Bonita Pame (Manager Risk). Their attendance is focused on achieving higher standards of organisational resilience and evolving NSL’s risk frameworks through contemporary tools and case studies.

"The RMIA conference provides an invaluable opportunity to engage with contemporary best practices in risk education and operational resilience," noted Chief Risk and Compliance Officer Seema Dass-Raju.

"In the current global regulatory environment, our focus is on moving beyond simple compliance to drive meaningful impact. We are equipping our team with the insights necessary to ensure NSL remains a leader in proactive risk mitigation within Papua New Guinea and the wider region."
The importance of this engagement is heightened by the evolving risk, financial and regulatory landscape in Papua New Guinea.

Nambawan Super CEO Lachlan Baird stated that NSL is at the forefront of this effort, ensuring its operations are fully aligned with required standards and expectations.

"Our participation in this international forum underscores our unwavering commitment to the highest standards of governance," said Mr Baird.

"As the Corporate Trustee for Papua New Guinea’s largest superfund, we recognise that robust risk management is not just a regulatory hurdle, but a cornerstone of protecting and growing our Members' hard-earned savings. We remain dedicated to ensuring our operations meet and exceed both domestic and global benchmarks."