Full-Time

Actuarial Internal Auditor

Multiple Teams

Posted on 10/3/2025

AXA

AXA

10,001+ employees

Global insurer offering life, property, casualty

No salary listed

India

In Person

Category
Finance & Banking (2)
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Requirements
  • Strong understanding of key business, finance, and regulatory requirements for the area of the business covered including emerging risks
  • Former experience in one or more of Financial Services, Insurance or Internal Audit
  • University degree with recognized actuarial designation
  • Actuarial associate level or nearly qualified is beneficial
  • Working experience in Actuarial, Risk, IFRS17, Finance, or Asset Liability Management, ideally with background in Life Insurance
  • Solvency II would be beneficial
  • Internal audit qualifications is beneficial
  • Clear written and spoken English
  • Good in spoken Mandarin and written Chinese is beneficial
Responsibilities
  • Oversees the completion of assigned phases of the audit process to the required Group and IIA standards
  • Performs risk assessments for the area of the business covered, contributing significantly to the entity’s annual internal audit plan
  • Develops, maintains and enhances the skills and capabilities of the broader AXA Asia internal auditors, encouraging knowledge sharing and best practices
  • Develops effective relationships with relevant management within the business areas covered
  • Works with management in tracking action plans to assist with timely resolution
  • Applies internal audit standards and best practice, ensuring application of GIA (group internal audit) standards/CAPT Methodology during audit reviews
  • Shares expertise within the wider Global Internal Audit family
  • Responsible for managing assigned actuarial and finance audit reviews within Asian Markets
  • Participates in Group Actuarial Audit Community to support and influence actuarial related audit reviews
Desired Qualifications
  • Management and leadership through team of professionals
  • Work effectively alone or as part of a team
  • Solves problems
  • Thinks objectively demonstrating sound judgement
  • Resilient under pressure
  • Flexible and able to adapt to change
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Demonstrates empathy
  • Analytical with attention to detail
  • Ability to influence senior levels of management, breaking down silos and sharing knowledge
  • Demonstrates strong behavioural skills: respect, humility
  • Acts in line with the AXA values: Customer First, Courage, Integrity and One AXA
  • Ability and desire to keep learning

AXA is a global insurer and asset manager that provides life, health, and property and casualty insurance, as well as related financial services. Its products work by customers paying insurance premiums in exchange for coverage against risks; AXA pools risk across many policyholders, prices premiums based on risk, and pays claims when events occur, while also offering investment and retirement products through its asset management arm. The company has grown through large acquisitions, giving it a wide geographic footprint and a diverse mix of personal, commercial, and specialty insurance offerings. This scale and breadth set AXA apart from many competitors, alongside a long history of strategic mergers that expanded its reach to customers around the world. AXA’s goal is to be a leading global insurer and asset manager, delivering financial protection and long-term value to customers and stakeholders.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Paris, France

Founded

1816

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What believers are saying

  • 2025 earnings grew 8% to €6.3B with 215% Solvency II ratio.
  • March 2026 Continuity AI renewal boosts P&C underwriting efficiency.
  • 2026 Quest AI platform enhances Hong Kong advisor personalization.

What critics are saying

  • Allianz 2025 Singapore acquisition erodes AXA Asia life market share.
  • EU 2026 Solvency II revisions cap 17% uplift, force dividend cuts.
  • PICC dominance and 2026 tariffs slash AXA XL Asia revenues 20-30%.

What makes AXA unique

  • AXA traces origins to 1817 Normandy mutual fire insurer, rebranded 1985.
  • Claude Bébéar drove 1982 Drouot, 1991 Equitable, 1996 UAP acquisitions.
  • 2018 $15.3B XL Group buy made AXA top commercial P&C insurer.

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Benefits

Competitive salary with annual review

Annual company & performance-based bonus

Contributory pension scheme (up to 10% employer contributions)

Life Assurance

Generous annual leave plus Bank Holidays

AXA employee discounts

Education support and plenty of learning opportunities

Flexible Work Hours

Hybrid Work Options

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