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Manulife Pricing Officers lead end-to-end pricing strategy for Life, Health, and Group lines, ensuring alignment with financial targets and risk appetite. They manage governance, analytics, and regulatory compliance while guiding senior management on portfolio optimization and competitive design.
With 10–15+ years in insurance pricing, you’ll shape pricing for product reforms, drive value through margin improvement, and influence strategic decisions across regional stakeholders.
The Pricing Officer leads the end-to-end pricing strategy, governance, and execution across Individual Life, Health, and Group businesses, ensuring strong alignment with business strategic priorities, Financial targets and Risk appetite.
The PO is responsible for leading the identification, assessment, and management of risks across all products and initiatives, ensuring comprehensive evaluation of financial, market, policyholder, operational, and model risks, and assessing their impact on key financial metrics over both the short and long term.
Defines and leads pricing strategy, ensuring alignment with business priorities and key strategic segments including Health, Agency, and Banca. Drives product innovation and structuring through the development of competitive, sustainable product designs, and oversees pricing for new product development, tactical and campaign-driven initiatives. Leads financial evaluation of product proposals and business plans and drives portfolio value optimization through product mix management, margin improvement initiatives, and repricing strategies, particularly for Health and Group portfolios. Ensures pricing decisions reflect long-term sustainability. Provides strategic recommendations to senior management to support product prioritization, design decisions, and overall portfolio optimization.
Effectively communicates product risks, financial implications, and trade-offs to senior management, regional stakeholders, and relevant internal functions, and provides clear, business-relevant insights to support informed decision-making and strategic direction. Acts as a key partner to business leadership, contributing to business planning, pricing strategy execution, and portfolio performance discussions.
Accountable for the integrity of pricing of all product initiatives ensure pricing assumptions are developed using sound actuarial methodologies. Leads and enforces the company’s pricing governance framework, including approval of pricing models, assumptions, and profitability thresholds; and enforces documentation discipline to support internal approvals, audits, and regulatory submissions. Maintains the integrity, robustness, and consistency of pricing across all products and initiatives. Ensure products are aligned with customer value and suitability principles. Ensures risks are appropriately mitigated through product design features, reinsurance arrangements and others, ensuring alignment with the company’s risk appetite.
Ensures all product pricing and initiatives comply with applicable regulations, as well as corporate pricing standards and internal policies. The Pricing Officer leads interactions with regulators and regional stakeholders, ensuring the delivery of high-quality product approval submissions and driving alignment with regional standards, IFRS 17 requirements, and established risk and governance frameworks. Maintains awareness of regulatory developments and industry trends and ensures these are reflected in pricing strategies and decisions.
Oversees pricing operations including Day 1 and Day 2 support, implementation activities, and in-force customer projection requests. Leads the development and enhancement of pricing tools, models, and analytical capabilities to improve accuracy, efficiency, and turnaround times. Leads the pricing quality uplift agenda, ensuring first-time-right submissions, strong review discipline, and consistent pricing standards.
Lead and develop Pricing teams across Life, Health and Group building strong capabilities in Financial analysis, Risk assessment as well as Business storytelling. Drives a culture of accountability, collaboration, and technical excellence, and ensures continuous capability development aligned with evolving business and regulatory requirements.
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