Yali Song
About Yali Song
Yali Song is an Actuarial Analyst at Milliman, specializing in statutory reviews of insurance companies across Southeast Asia. She holds a Master of Science from Columbia University and has extensive experience in actuarial support for mergers and acquisitions.
Work at Milliman
Yali Song has been employed at Milliman as an Actuarial Analyst since 2015. In this role, she conducts statutory reviews of insurance companies across various regions, including Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, and China. Her responsibilities include providing actuarial support for due diligence and appraisal value in mergers and acquisitions of non-life insurance companies. Based in Seattle, Washington, she has accumulated significant experience in the actuarial field over her nine years at the firm.
Education and Expertise
Yali Song holds a Master of Science degree from Columbia University, where she studied from 2013 to 2014. Prior to this, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Actuarial Science from The Ohio State University, completing her studies from 2010 to 2013. She also studied at the University of Bremen for a year in 2010. Her educational background provides a strong foundation for her expertise in actuarial analysis and related fields.
Background
Yali Song has a diverse educational and professional background that supports her role as an Actuarial Analyst. Her studies in Mathematics and Actuarial Science have equipped her with the necessary skills to analyze complex data and provide insights into insurance and financial matters. Her international experience includes working with insurance companies in Southeast Asia, which enhances her understanding of regional market dynamics.
Achievements
In her current role, Yali Song is involved in actuarial assistance for long-term healthcare schemes in Southeast Asia. This includes conducting portfolio reviews and performing price sensitivity testing for product designs. Her contributions to the field of actuarial science reflect her commitment to enhancing the effectiveness of insurance products and services in the regions she serves.