Technical Accounts Executive
Responsibilities
- Review and report on Credit Control matters
- Supervise the Technical / Billings and Credit Control team
- Ensure the Department's Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and other processes are being adhered upon
- To check with the Underwriting and Claims Departments that the data (from underwriting / business register and claims report) keyed into the Combined Business Analysis (CBA) report is complete and accurate and to maintain the data in the CBA
- To ensure proper data flow from the CBA to the Debit Notes / Credit Notes (DN/CN) Register and ensure the data in the DN/CN Register is complete and accurate
- Supervise the data entry from the DN/CN Register to the Accounting System (Autocount / UBS) by the Billings and Credit Control Team
- Perform a monthly reconciliation between:
- Data from Underwriting and Claims Department to the CBA
- Data from the CBA - DN/CN Register to the financial ledger (as per the Accounting System)
- To highlight the respective departments of any problematic accounts/workings on premium and claims.
- Liaise with internal departments and third parties such as insurer, broker and financial advisors regarding technical accounting and credit control matters
- Produce reports pertaining to Technical and Credit Control operation
- Coordinate with on other internal projects such as on actuarial work and assessment, rating assessment and Transfer Pricing Documentation.
Requirements
- 3-5 years' relevant experience in re/insurance technical accounting/actuaries
- Good Re/insurance technical accounting knowledge and analytical skills
- High level of accuracy and attention to detail
- Good level of communication skills, both written and verbal
- Ability to build relationship with internal and external stakeholders, including Management
- Highly motivated, independent, meticulous, adapt to changes and has a positive attitude
- Ability to prioritize and multitask
- Proficient in Microsoft Office excel
- Members of MIA / CPA / ACCA and other Chartered Accounting Bodies will be at an advantage
