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Liability Underwriting Executive, Singapore
Responsibilities:Contribute to the achievement of operational objectives for the underwriting function and/or business unit.Contribute to the development and implementation of channel strategic plans.Participate in all relevant meetings in order to share and develop strategy, knowledge and best practice.Underwrite new and existing policies in accordance with organisational policy and underwriting standards.Adhere to underwriting standards and good practice to minimise risk and maximise efficiency for profitable growth.Effective decision making within delegated authority.Maintain current knowledge of insurance guidelines and policy changes and modifications and recommending changes to Company policies and procedures where appropriate.Demonstrate an understanding of current market conditions and dynamics to enhance business performance.Attend relevant product and skill courses and passing on knowledge
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