Who we are
Company background
HASL Asia enjoys a unique blend of Eastern and Western heritage inherited from our Mainland China and UK background
Awards and recognition
Heng An Standard Life Asia earns industry recognition for its professional services and products
What we offer
Investment-linked insurance plans
Our investment-linked insurance plan may help you capture market potential and cater for your insurance needs
CareMore
Enjoy peace of mind for you and your family with extensive health coverage
Help and support
Download hub
Access forms to switch policies, sign up for investments, change personal information
Go green
Go green, go paperless Support environmental friendliness by moving away from paper to electronic notices
Investment information
Professional investment management
Our investment-linked insurance plans offer a wide range of investment choices linked to underlying funds managed by reputable investment managers
Notice in relation to investment choices
Stay fully informed on your investments with the up-to-date notices
Our Investment Choices
Investment involves risks. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. For details of the risk factors, fees and charges of the plan, please refer to the offering documents of the relevant plan.
MoreAcademy
Hong Kong New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme
Committed to offering more with wealth-focused insurance solutions, catering to customers’ financial needs under the New CIES
Education series
Gain more understanding about your insurance with our guides, from basic principles to managing investments over the long term
Market watch
Follow trends and get the latest information about various industry sectors and behaviours
Collection of Levy
Q: What is Levy?
A: Starting from 1 January 2018, the Insurance Authority of Hong Kong will impose by law a levy on the premium payment(s) of the policy payable by the policyholder(s). The levy is payable to the Insurance Authority and does not form part, and is independent, of any fees or charges payable by the policyholder(s) under their policy.
Read more: https://www.ia.org.hk/en/aboutus/role/financial_arrangements.html
Making and application
Q: Who can I contact if I have a question about a vacancy?
A: You can email us at [email protected]
Business hours are Monday to Friday, 9am – 5:30pm.
Once you’ve applied
Q: Can I update my CV or other details?
A: Yes, just contact us at [email protected] if you wish to update your application details.
Q: Will I get feedback on my application?
A: We have a large number of job application. Only shortlisted candidates will be informed within 2 weeks after interview.
Interviews
Q: What should I expect at the interview?
Most interviews are conducted with at least two interviewers, usually the hiring manager and a recruitment consultant. Written assessment may be arranged for evaluation on certain roles. You’ll find more information about interviews in the recruitment process section.
Q: How should I prepare for the interview?
A: You may gain a thorough understanding of our company background, mission and products. Additionally, you may prepare some examples to showcase your experience and capabilities, demonstrating how they align with the job requirements.
Q: What happens if I’m on holiday?
A: Where possible we’ll try to reschedule your interview.
Q: I didn’t save a copy of the job advert - how can I get a copy?
A: Email to [email protected] and ask us to send you a copy.
If we make you an offer
Q: How long do I have before making a decision?
A: We’ll ask you to return your signed acceptance within three working days.
Q: Once I’ve received my offer, should I immediately resign from my current role?
A: This very much depends on you. You should be aware that our first offer is conditional on you passing our pre-employment checks. If you have any doubt about your references, financial probity or criminality checks then you should not resign until these checks are complete. If you’re sure that these checks will be clear then you should resign whenever suits you.
Pre-employment checks
Q: How long does it take to carry out pre-employment checks?
A: Up to 7 working days for critical check items. When these checks are complete we’ll confirm a suitable start date. The full pre-employment checks are expected to complete within 15 working days.
Q: What happens if my pre-employment checks are unsatisfactory?
A: We might withdraw our offer of employment. This is decided on an individual basis.
