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Monee, a leading digital payments and financial services provider in Southeast Asia, is seeking an Actuarial Senior Analyst to support end-to-end actuarial operations for its General Insurance business. The role emphasizes valuation, pricing, reporting, and cross-functional coordination.
You will perform regular valuation of policy reserves, assist in regulatory submissions, develop pricing analyses, and contribute to business planning and forecasting.
About Monee
Monee is a leading digital payments and financial services provider in Southeast Asia, with a growing presence in Latin America. Its mission is to better the lives of individuals and businesses in the region with financial services through technology.
Monee delivers a comprehensive range of digital financial products and services, including mobile wallets, payment processing, credit, banking, and insurtech. By leveraging technology and strategic partnerships, Monee aims to drive greater digital financial inclusion, convenience, and accessibility for individuals and small businesses across Southeast Asia and Latin America.
Monee is part of Sea Limited, a global technology company.
The Actuarial Senior Analyst supports end-to-end actuarial operations by providing technical support for valuation, pricing, and reporting for the General Insurance business while ensuring the accuracy and consistency of actuarial data and outputs. This role focuses on operational execution and cross-functional coordination to support business initiatives. The role is expected to collaborate closely with cross-functional teams in delivering various aspects of actuarial work.
Perform regular valuation of policy and claims reserves in accordance with local statutory requirements and group reporting standards.
Assist in preparing detailed reserve reports with documentation of assumptions, methodologies, and results.
Contribute to the product development process through pricing analysis, regulatory filing preparation, user acceptance testing (UAT), and technical review of product documents.
Support the development of pricing models and profitability assessments for various insurance products and distribution lines.
Assist in reviewing experience studies, claims patterns, and pricing assumptions for new and existing products.
Prepare and compile actuarial exhibits and fulfill regulatory actuarial submissions (e.g., reserve certification, solvency reports).
Ensure compliance with guidelines from the Insurance Commission and actuarial practice standards.
Provide actuarial inputs for the annual business plan and financial forecasting processes.
Conduct variance analysis and sensitivity testing to support business decisions and performance reviews.
Maintain strong working relationships with other departments such as Business Development, Underwriting, Claims, Risk, Finance, and IT.
Actively participate in cross-functional projects involving pricing, strategy, product innovation, and data initiatives.
Ensure robust documentation of actuarial methods, models, assumptions, and results to support transparency and audit readiness.
Follow and help enhance internal controls and governance procedures related to actuarial processes.
Bachelor's Degree
At least 1-2 years of related experience
Proficient in Microsoft Excel, with strong modeling and data handling skills.
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, with the capacity to work independently.
Strong interest in InsurTech and the use of data analytics in insurance.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Preferably with hands-on experience with actuarial software such as Prophet/AXIS and coding in tools such as Excel and Power BI