Senior Executive / Executive, Underwriting Treaty - Underwriting Commercial

• Support the Section Head Treaty program.
• Ensure accurate data for treaty arrangement & preparing reports as per RHQ and Regional requirement.
• Ensure all treaties/ VC screen being update accurately within the agree period.
• Provide technical support to underwriter/ business units/branches for issue related to system.
• Support UW HOD to monitor Commercial & Health Performance.

The key responsibilities will include but are not limited to:

• To assist in the preparing of statistical reports and treaty documentation for treaty renewal.
• To monitor and execute follow-up actions related to treaty matters.
• Liaising with reinsurance brokers/other departments for resolving treaty issues.
• To assist in preparing the necessary information (eg: bordereau listing, special acceptance, etc.).
• To handle and to ensure treaty documentations and contracts are complete and in order.
• Treaty Setup (for all new/renewal contracts, maintain throughout treaty period).
• Assist the Section Head to get the best treaty programs for the company.
• Network with Treaty Reinsurance Market for support.
• Monitor & analysing class performance to ensure it meet the company budget and strategy.
• Assist the HOD & Section Head in various types of Audit (internal & external) and reporting.
• Liaise and coordinate Reinsurance Committee meeting and report.

Job Specification:

• Degree holder in actuarial science / insurance / any other relevant discipline.
• Preferable with professional qualification in AMII/ACII.
• Minimum 3 years working experience in Treaty and / or in any underwriting class of insurance.
• Good technical, analytical and communication skills.
• Strong drive to excel professionally, and to guide and motivate others.
• Proficiency in spoken and written English.
• Self-motivated, positive working attitude and capable of working independently.
• Good organization and effective time management.
• Computer literate and proficient in Microsoft Office.