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We’re Taylor Fry
We find the patterns that matter
We find and interpret the most valuable patterns in data – the patterns that matter.
By finding meaning in data, we support our clients to advance their financial health, add strategic value and improve social outcomes for our communities.
What we do
Government
Measure, model and identify opportunities for better policy and programs
General Insurance
Deep industry experience backed by a strong commercial focus
Injury Schemes
Considered advice and analytics for sustainable schemes
Advanced Analytics
Own and master industry-leading analytics solutions through a creative partnership
Cyber Risk
Understand and quantify cyber risk to optimise cyber resilience efforts
Climate and Resilience
Identify, measure and manage climate risk, and capture opportunities arising from climate change
Health and Aged Care
Make data-driven decisions to improve systems and services
Self-insurance
Trusted guidance for companies managing their own risks
How the 2026 Irang conflict is reshaping risk
The 2026 Iran conflict is reshaping the risk outlook for general insurers. Understanding and adapting to this will determine who thrives.
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Mapping workplace heat-related injury risk
Australia’s extreme heat is rising. Our Heat-related Workforce Injury Risk Index reveals where workers face the greatest risks.
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Australia’s EV boom – How insurers need to respond
In March 2026, 16,000 new EVs were delivered, up from around 8,000 a year earlier. What does this mean for motor insurers?
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Key trends in quantitative evaluation for Government
Drawing on a decade of experience, Hugh Miller reflects on how quantitative evaluation helps government better understand program impact.
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Iran conflict fuelling compounding risks for Australian insurers
The 2026 Iran conflict is reshaping the risk outlook for general insurers. Understanding and adapting to this will determine who thrives.
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Media release – Taylor Fry wins Best Public Sector Evaluation
The award recognises “exemplary work” effecting “real changes in policies or programs” for our study of NSW suicide prevention initiatives.
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