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HNW Senior Underwriter

We are supporting a leading international insurer in expanding its High Net Worth (HNW) underwriting capability across Asia. This role sits within a specialist team focused on ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) business, primarily within Variable Universal Life (VUL) products.

This is more than a traditional underwriting role. The successful candidate will be part of a growing platform, working closely with regional and global stakeholders while contributing to the development and expansion of the HNW underwriting function in Asia.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Perform complex medical and financial underwriting for high net worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients
  • Assess large and complex cross-border cases across VUL, IUL, UL, and ILP products
  • Collaborate closely with distribution, brokers, case management teams, and senior stakeholders
  • Provide underwriting insights and contribute to case structuring and decision-making
  • Support governance, audit, and underwriting quality control processes
  • Contribute to the development and enhancement of underwriting practices and HNW proposition in Asia

Key Requirements:

  • Proven experience in life insurance underwriting, with exposure to HNW or complex cases
  • Experience in UL / ILP products; exposure to VUL / IUL is advantageous
  • Strong medical and financial underwriting capability with sound risk assessment skills
  • Comfortable working with stakeholders across multiple functions and regions
  • Ability to operate independently while contributing to a growing and evolving team

Why Consider This Role:

  • Opportunity to move into a specialised HNW / UHNW underwriting platform
  • Strong exposure to complex, international cases beyond traditional retail underwriting
  • High visibility role with direct interaction with senior leadership
  • Opportunity to be part of a growing business and influence the development of the underwriting function in Asia
  • Better work-life balance compared to large-volume underwriting environments