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Casper Kam joins AXA XL’s underwriting team

Previously, he worked with AIG and AXA General Insurance.

AXA XL has welcomed Casper Kam as its new casualty underwriter in Hong Kong.

Kam was previously with AIG as an underwriting manager in the casualty department for nearly 10 months.

Prior to AIG, he was a senior officer in the commercial lines segment of AXA General Insurance Hong Kong for more than six years.

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Kam’s academic journey listed in his LinkedIn showed that he achieved a bachelor of social science in contemporary economics and public policy at Lingnan University. He also obtained a master's degree in insurance and risk management at Deakin University. After that, he finished his fellowship at ANZIIF between 2010 to 2012.

 

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