Life and general insurer serving Singapore since 1961, now digitizing core operations
Etiqa Insurance operates a 201–500-person life and general insurance business in Singapore, licensed by the Monetary Authority and owned 69% by Maybank, 31% by Ageas. The tech stack remains heavily legacy (AS/400, VBA, Microsoft Access, SQL) with early-stage adoption of Python and RPA—a pattern consistent with active projects in bank reconciliation, financial data validation, and finance process reengineering. Hiring has decelerated to 4 roles in the past 30 days, concentrated in finance and insurance roles, signaling a tighter operational focus than growth mode.
Etiqa Insurance Pte. Ltd. offers life, general, and takaful insurance products across Singapore, distributing through bancassurance (Maybank), agents, brokers, advisers, and a direct digital channel called Tiq by Etiqa. The company has operated continuously since 1961, transitioning to the Singapore branch of Etiqa Insurance Berhad in 2009 and serving as the anchor entity for Etiqa Insurance Group's ASEAN footprint. A-rated by Fitch, the firm competes in personal accident, fire, motor, home contents, life protection, endowment, and retirement products. Current operational priorities center on capital adequacy, claims reserving accuracy, compliance reporting, and digital channel expansion—reflected in active work on reinsurance initiatives, ORSA reporting, and an online portal rollout.
Core systems run on AS/400, SQL, Microsoft Access, and VBA, with newer adoption of Python and RPA. The company is in early-stage modernization of finance and claims workflows.
Etiqa Insurance Pte. Ltd. is headquartered in Singapore, employs 201–500 people, and is owned 69% by Maybank and 31% by Ageas, an international insurer operating across 13 countries.
Etiqa provides life insurance, general insurance, and takaful products including car, fire, home contents, personal accident, endowment, savings, and retirement plans, distributed via bancassurance, agents, brokers, and direct digital sales.
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