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Blake Briggs

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Chief Executive Officer at Financial Services Council

Blake Briggs is the Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Services Council (FSC), the peak industry body representing Australia’s superannuation, funds management, financial advice, and investment platform sectors. In his role, he leads the FSC’s policy, advocacy, and industry engagement efforts, helping shape the future of Australia’s financial services landscape.

With extensive experience across government, industry associations, and financial services, Blake has built a career at the intersection of public policy and financial regulation. Prior to becoming CEO, he served as Deputy CEO of the FSC, where he was responsible for policy and advocacy on behalf of the superannuation, funds management, investment platform, and financial advice industries. He has also held senior government and industry affairs roles at Westpac, the NSW Business Chamber, and the Australian Government.

Blake is a recognised voice on retirement incomes, superannuation policy, and financial services reform. He also represents Australia in the Business at OECD Private Pensions Expert Group, contributing to international discussions on retirement and pension policy. Based in Sydney, he brings a deep understanding of the regulatory, economic, and policy challenges shaping the future of financial services in Australia.

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Aug. 24, 2026

FSC Chief Breaks Down Government's Consumer Protections and Industry Reform Address

#34. The new era of super legislation: how much is too much—and who pays? Sarah and Neil dig into the government's proposed reforms with Financial Services Council CEO Blake Briggs, uncovering the central tension: how do you craft effective consumer protections after the First Guardian and Shield disasters, without layering on so much complexity and cost that it stifles the industry and confuses members? The discussion pulls no punches on who shoulders the fallout from bad actors—with good ad...
Guest: Blake Briggs