
Nicole Sutton
Associate Professor of Accounting & Lead Author of Aged Care Sector Report
UTS Business School
Dr Nicole Sutton is a highly engaged researcher who delivers high-quality evidence that informs policy and practice across the aged care sector. As an Associate Professor of management accounting, Dr Sutton’s expertise concerns how governance and accountability systems influence organisations’ strategy, decision-making and performance. Much of Dr Sutton’s current work focuses on improving the sustainability of Australia’s aged care services. She is a co-founder of the UTS Aging Research Collaborative (UARC), where she is the co-lead of the Business & Strategy Theme and lead author of the highly cited biannual Australia’s Aged Care Sector report series. She leads major collaborative projects with industry, including the UTS-StewartBrown strategic research partnership, and frequently engages with government, industry and community groups. She is currently the Treasurer of Palliative Care NSW.
SESSIONS
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Meeting liquidity & investment requirements
With the new ACQSC’s minimum liquidity standards set for aged care providers to hold liquid assets, explore strategies to optimise cash flow while ensuring compliance
Without cash surpluses, providers cannot meet liquidity standards. What are the risks of insolvency, and how can providers prevent financial distress?
What financial strategies or alternative funding models can providers explore to bridge the investment gap and encourage new infrastructure development that is currently lacking?
Nicole Sutton, Associate Professor of Accounting & Lead Author of Aged Care Sector Report, UTS Business School