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Chubb in Singapore is looking for an Actuarial Analyst to join their regional Property & Casualty team. The role offers the chance to engage with a variety of portfolios across different markets and focus on developing pricing strategies.
The candidate should have 2-3 years of actuarial experience, along with familiarity with tools like Python and Emblem. Strong data analysis and problem-solving skills are essential for success in this dynamic role, which involves coordination with international stakeholders.
We have an exciting opportunity for an Actuarial Analyst to join the regional Property & Casualty team based in Singapore. This role will provide an opportunity to work across a diverse range of portfolios for different markets and lines of business such as Property, Tech, Marine, Casualty and Financial Lines.
As a member of the actuarial pricing team, you will support Senior Actuaries in preparing actuarial analyses and developing pricing strategies for Product Owners. Your responsibilities can include:
Conducting detailed portfolio reviews to identify pricing/underwriting actions that should be taken to enhance profitability.
Supporting the development and maintenance of pricing models by preparing and validating data used in predictive modelling techniques such as GLM and machine learning.
Performing account pricing for larger policies where there is sufficient claims experience to do so.
Designing and developing monitoring infrastructure to track key performance metrics for strategic portfolios.
This role will involve working with stakeholders across different countries and products. The ability to communicate clearly, work well with colleagues from diverse backgrounds, and respond promptly will be important for success in this role and for future development within the Chubb global network.
2-3 years of experience in an actuarial role within general insurance. Experience in the pricing function will be considered favorably.
Experience with programming languages or actuarial applications such as Python and Emblem is seen as an advantage.
A motivated individual who can work well independently as well as in a team.
Strong communication skills and ability to liaise with various stakeholders.