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AIA Group

Pan-Asian life insurance provider

Regulatory Compliance & Risk Culture – Principal / Consultant

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor's
Singapore
In Person
Risk & ComplianceRegulatory Compliance & Ethics

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor degree or equivalent with emphasis on accountancy, business, business administration, business management, business studies, insurance, or law.
  • At least 6 years of relevant experience, preferably in financial services, focusing on market conduct regulatory compliance for retail customers and liaison with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
  • A good understanding of the Financial Advisers Act 2001 and its subsidiary legislation, guidelines, and relevant industry association memoranda, including their application to retail business.
  • Liaison, relationship-building, and communication skills, including mediation.
  • Ability to build trust and credibility with key regulators by responding accurately, promptly, and concisely.
  • Project management skills.
  • Presentation skills.
Responsibilities
  • Provide ongoing compliance advisory and support to business functions on business initiatives to ensure compliance with existing and new regulations.
  • Conduct gap assessments on new regulatory developments, liaise with business functions to ensure new regulatory requirements are properly implemented, and monitor identified gaps to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements.
  • Keep regulatory compliance registers up to date and ensure timely certification by senior management; embed regulatory obligations into the business and monitor and ensure proper remediation of lapses.
  • Liaise with key regulators and industry associations to ensure their requests and queries are promptly addressed, and facilitate engagement sessions with regulators.
  • Review and challenge business-function responses to regulators to ensure the company's responses are accurate, consistent, and of good quality.
  • Assist with reporting requirements to regulators, Group, the Board of Directors, senior management, and other stakeholders.
  • Mentor and coach fellow team members to support their development.
  • Implement regulatory requirements locally by communicating requirements to relevant departments and staff, identifying gaps, implementing action plans to mitigate gaps, and providing necessary training.
  • Provide prompt compliance advice when handling queries.
  • Complete gap assessments with business functions within stipulated timelines and ensure new requirements are properly and timely implemented.
  • Report promptly to regulatory and statutory bodies and escalate issues or potential delays to management.
  • Complete other responsibilities and duties assigned by the manager within stipulated deadlines.
  • Engage regularly with relevant internal stakeholders regarding compliance issues, concerns, matters, and queries.
  • Periodically report to Group and handle requests from Group as required.
  • Engage with senior management on important regulatory issues.
  • Prevent fines and penalties imposed by regulators for regulatory non-compliance.
Desired Qualifications
  • LOMA or CMFAS papers are an added advantage.

About the company

AIA Group provides life insurance and financial protection services to individuals and groups across 18 markets in Asia. The company works by offering insurance policies and long-term savings plans that pay out benefits and claims to help customers manage their health and financial needs. AIA distinguishes itself through its century-long history in the region and its position as the largest independent publicly listed pan-Asian life insurance group. Its goal is to lead the industry in sustainability while helping millions of people live healthier, longer, and better lives.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$618.7M

Headquarters

Central and Western District, Hong Kong

Founded

N/A

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What believers are saying

  • AIA reported 2025 VONB of US$5.5 billion and OPAT per share growth of 12%.
  • AIA returned US$3.6 billion to shareholders in first-half 2026 through dividends and buybacks.
  • AIA launched SelectWise in February 2026, targeting Hong Kong medical-insurance demand.

What critics are saying

  • China tax authorities began taxing offshore insurance income in August 2026.
  • Hong Kong insurers lost value on August 6, 2026 after the offshore-tax report.
  • AIA’s heavy Hong Kong-China exposure makes policy shocks existential for near-term growth.

What makes AIA Group unique

  • AIA’s Premier Agency drove 2026 H1 China VONB growth of 20%.
  • AIA Hong Kong’s partnership channels with Citibank and BEA widened affluent reach in 2026.
  • AIA’s 18-market scale and HKRBC disclosures reinforce capital strength above minimums.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Remote Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Paid Vacation
  • Wellness Program
  • Mental Health Support

Company News

Yahoo Finance
Apr 30th, 2026
AIA's new business value jumps 13% to $1.76B on strong Hong Kong, China demand

AIA Group reported a 13% increase in value of new business (VONB) to $1.76 billion for the first quarter ended March 31, up from $1.50 billion a year earlier. The Asia-focused insurer dismissed concerns about capital market volatility amid geopolitical tensions. Hong Kong, AIA's core market, saw VONB rise 21%, driven by demand from local customers and mainland Chinese visitors seeking offshore insurance products. China, the company's second-largest market, posted a 26% increase, supported by its Premier Agency sales force and bancassurance partnerships. Hong Kong and China together account for roughly half of AIA's global new business growth. The insurer cited favourable demographics, rising incomes and low insurance penetration across its 18 Asian markets as key growth drivers.

AIA Australia
Aug 15th, 2024
AIA Australia appoints Tracey Crowe as Chief Customer Operations and Claims Officer

In July 2017, AIA and its partners launched AIA's health insurance business, now known as AIA Health Insurance.

Adobo Magazine
Aug 14th, 2024
AIA Group's 'Rethink Healthy' platform challenges conventional health standards in Asia

HONG KONG - Insurance company AIA Group has officially launched its new brand campaign platform, "Rethink Healthy."

Human Resources Online
Jul 18th, 2024
Up the ranks: Raman Sidhu joins AIA as Director, Group Talent & Leadership

Raman Sidhu has taken on the role of Director, Group Talent & Leadership at pan-Asian life insurance group AIA, effective July 2024.

PR Newswire APAC
Jun 17th, 2024
Aia Launches "Rethink Healthy" Brand Campaign To Inspire A Healthier Asia

HONG KONG, June 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- AIA Group Limited ("AIA" or the "Group") today announces the launch of its new brand campaign platform "Rethink Healthy". The campaign seeks to challenge stereotypes and narrow depictions of health in Asia and calls for new definitions of health that will encourage more people to live healthier."Rethink Healthy" promotes a more holistic and sustainable approach to wellbeing that is inclusive, relevant and achievable for people in Asia. The campaign is part of the AIA One Billion ambition to engage one billion people to live Healthier, Longer, Better Lives by 2030.It was formed in response to a regional wellness report[1] commissioned by AIA which found many consumers in Asia believe that being healthy is too hard and inaccessible. Key findings of the research revealed:While the majority of respondents want to improve their health, 80% do not believe that they are healthy today.As a result, 57% of those surveyed reported they have not managed to make changes to improve their health.People across Asia are overwhelmed by constant, narrow depictions of perfect health and wellness routines.are overwhelmed by constant, narrow depictions of perfect health and wellness routines. 63% of respondents believe that exercise must be intensive and lengthy to be healthy, which discourages many from being more physically active.The majority of those surveyed believe that small actions cannot improve physical health, despite research[2] demonstrating the value of small steps done consistently to form habits.Stuart A. Spencer, AIA Group Chief Marketing Officer, said, "Our reality today is that Asia is getting wealthier but not healthier