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China Taiping Insurance · 香港特别行政区

Underwriting Manager - Property & Liability Dept - Mid Level

香港特别行政区Manager or lead

Listed on China Taiping Insurance’s official careers site. Posted May 4, 2022. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

  • Implement and adherence of Property underwriting strategy and underwriting policies;
  • Managing relationship with market stakeholders for business (customers, brokers, associations);
  • Managing the underwriting performance of related Property & Liability portfolio;
  • Adoption and utilization of required underwriting and pricing capabilities and tools;
  • Product Development, Support and Projects Management;
  • Managing business initiatives and projects (of business development, product development, process efficiency, compliance etc.);
  • Design and develop business planning , reporting system and business analysis. 1. Degree holder or other recognized insurance qualification; 2. 3 or more years of experience related to an underwriting for P & L business; 3.

A recognized professional insurance qualification such as CII, ANZIIF or equivalent is preferred; 4. Good presentation , communication skills and interpersonal skills; 5. Strong local market and industry network; 6. Proficient in spoken & written English & Chinese, including Putonghua; 7. Ability to review written financial statements and contractual documents is desirable; 8. Self-motivated, able to work under pressure,strong team work; 9.

Good knowledge in Microsoft Word/Excel/PowerPoint; 10. Immediate available is preferred.

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