Regulatory Reporting Specialist: Actuarial & Compliance

AIA Shared Services; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 900,000 - 1,500,000; Full time

Job summary

AIA in Hong Kong invites an experienced Actuary to lead Macau statutory reporting and internal risk/regulatory analysis. You will manage monthly/quarterly closings, valuation governance, and regulatory filings while supporting senior management with insightful reporting and capital projections.

The role requires at least four years in life insurance, strong communication, and proficiency in MS Office; Prophet experience is a plus.

Qualifications

• University/college graduate in Actuarial Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Business Administration or related subject with at least 4 years’ experience in life insurance.

Responsibilities

• Regular Financial Closing (Valuation, Control, Analysis) – Manage reserve and capital requirement calculation per internal schedule, ensuring control to meet internal standards and explain dynamics with market factors.
• Senior Management Reporting – Prepare materials on statutory valuation and regulatory developments for committees (FRC, QBR, AC, ALCO).
• Audit management – Prepare materials for audits and share with auditors.
• Governance & Compliance – Ensure valuation governance and regulatory compliance with internal policies.
• Monthly/Quarterly/Annual Regulatory Filing – Provide management support for regulatory reporting and analyses.
• Actuarial Initiatives/Projects – Assess impact of changes in assumptions, methodologies and models with cross-team collaboration.

Skills

Actuarial analysis

Regulatory reporting

MS Office proficiency

Prophet knowledge

Communication

Education

Actuarial Science/Mathematics

Tools

Prophet

Excel

Alteryx

Python

Job description

AIA in Hong Kong invites an experienced Actuary to lead Macau statutory reporting and internal risk/regulatory analysis. You will manage monthly/quarterly closings, valuation governance, and regulatory filings while supporting senior management with insightful reporting and capital projections.

The role requires at least four years in life insurance, strong communication, and proficiency in MS Office; Prophet experience is a plus.