Natalie Wong – Coface Greater China Services

‘In the 2022 summer, I joined Coface Greater China Services Limited as Credit Risk Analyst (Internship).
The internship experience enhanced my soft skills including communication skills and interpersonal skills, knowledge on a large number of industries and business acumen.

I believe that the insights from this internship are beneficial for my personal growth and my future career.’

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Helen Wong – Value Partners

‘Over the last few months, I worked as an Investment Management Intern at Value Partners, an independent fund and asset management firm listed in Hong Kong since 1993.

I was assigned under credit research and strategy and was mainly responsible for conducting market research and projects on issuers.
Throughout the internship, I have had more understanding of the buy-side, with knowledge on financial modeling, analysis, and forecast.
I would like to express my gratitude to the GLEF program, for always providing us with academic and career support.

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Michelle Zou – Bank of America

‘During the summer of 2022, I was a summer analyst in the Global Investment Banking of Bank of America Securities (BofA).
More importantly, our GLEF program helped me a lot throughout the early preparation stage to the end.

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Mark Hui - Polymer Capital Management

‘I spent my summer 2022 at Polymer Capital Management, a hedge fund platform, as an investment intern.
The job is really fascinating and I love the work.
Other than learning hard skills, the internship experience connected me with some of the smartest portfolio managers and traders in the industry, who are really supportive to my career development and are willing to provide me with valuable advice, even after the internship.

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Richard Ren – Rhee Capital

‘In the summer of 2022, I interned as a Summer Analyst at Rhee Capital, a boutique asset management firm in Hong Kong.
Working at Rhee Capital was a formative learning experience for me.
Furthermore, sometimes, what is left unsaid by management is also important, and this too requires further due diligence.
In addition, I also learned a clever accounting trick by property developers: if they have excess inventory that they cannot offload, instead of selling at a loss and marking down their inventory values, they rent the inventory out, thereby preserving the accounting illusion.

Overall, I enjoyed my internship at Rhee Capital very much, and I would like to express my gratitude to the Chief Investment Officer for giving me the opportunity to intern here.’

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