Past Experience

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Finance

SAIF Partners (SoftBank Asia Infrastructure Funds)

ProjectThematic Investment Analytics in Dental with Policy Intelligence & Governance/Compliance Risk Gates

  • Consolidated 2,000 funding cases and 200 regulatory items into a standardized dataset covering more than 600 Greater China dental deals and 120 to 150 actionable regulatory events
  • The dataset became the backbone for systematic screening, thematic analysis, and follow-on financial modeling across the broader Greater China dental theme
  • Used the database to test whether orthodontics was large enough, structurally attractive, and manageable from a policy-risk perspective, supporting a dedicated subsector focus
  • Owned 4 public-data workstreams: funding flows, policy and regulation, industry structure, and competitive landscape across aligner brands, private chains, and dental digital and SaaS providers
  • Partnered with the VP and team to translate findings into a deduplicated longlist of more than 100 orthodontics-related targets across brands, services, equipment, and software
  • Ran a data pass mapping each target’s subsector tag, funding history, valuation range, and investor base, then assigned pass, watch, or exclude labels with concise risk notes
  • Reduced the universe to more than 10 candidates by screening against SAIF exclusion lists and conduct codes for regulatory, reputational, shareholder, and single-supplier red flags
  • Applied a governance-focused ESG gate anchored to MSCI ESG Key Issues, translating Corporate Governance and Corporate Behavior topics into 10 subcategories and 33 actionable checks
  • Drafted pass, conditional, and deny memos that guided diligence depth and valuation discussions, highlighting ownership and control complexity, related-party exposure, disclosure gaps, audit-quality concerns, and business-ethics risks
  • Presented governance and risk insights to partners via scenario-style memos, prompting 2 management meetings and additional auditor-tenure checks before advancing finalists to on-site due diligence
  • Representative example: flagged accounting and related-party issues in 2 finalists; recommendations became management Q&A and auditor-tenure checks, reshaping site-visit diligence and serving as a representative example of similar work across categories and contexts
  • Unified inputs from about 20 sources, including CVSource, industry news, and corporate registries; deduplicated rounds, standardized entities and subsector tags, and corrected errors in dates, rounds, and currencies

Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL)

ProjectGreater China Capital Markets Underwriting with Structured Screening, Valuation & Diligence Readiness

  • Representative example: supported a cross-border China office mandate for a Southeast Asian conglomerate, with ESG embedded into underwriting
  • Screened 22 cities with JLL’s China office market framework and a PESTLE lens, narrowing to 5 core markets and a 20-asset universe
  • Compared cities on liquidity and institutional-grade stock across 4 investable regions identified by JLL research, then focused on Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Chengdu
  • Underwrote shortlisted assets using 3 valuation approaches: discounted cash flow, replacement cost, and comparable transactions
  • Built an ESG pre-screening gate inspired by the GRESB Real Estate Assessment, consolidating around 40 ESG and operating indicators into 1 template
  • Ran the desktop gate to remove about 40 percent of candidate assets before full valuation and due diligence, mainly due to ESG red flags or outsized future capital expenditure (CAPEX)
  • Structured screening into Management, Performance, and Development to link governance quality, environmental performance, and forward upgrade risk to underwriting
  • Management checks covered ESG policy coverage, ownership and SPV transparency, unresolved compliance or safety issues, and availability of 12 months of continuous records
  • Performance benchmarking covered energy and carbon intensity, water use, waste, green-building certifications, and evidence of efficiency upgrades
  • Development screening assessed upgrade and CAPEX risk to meet tighter energy codes and carbon requirements, plus refurbishment or extension risks impacting cash flow and exit assumptions
  • Used peer benchmarking within the same city, submarket, vintage, and system type, then translated results into red, amber, and green signals for go / no-go decisions
  • Where key utilities data were missing, used proxy indicators such as equipment age, chiller efficiency, building management systems, sub-metering, indoor-air monitoring, and maintenance records
  • Built 10 Excel, Python, and Tableau dashboards combining valuation outputs, market fundamentals, and ESG signals at city, asset, and pipeline levels, including scenario-based risk-exposure views
  • Led bilingual briefings for capital-markets leadership and client managers; outputs directly set site-visit sequencing, targeted ESG questions, and governance and due-diligence checklists
  • Produced standardized asset books and data packs per property, covering submarket positioning, tenant concentration, WALE, vacancy, rents, operating costs, models, and diligence notes in a consistent structure

CITIC Securities

ProjectEquity Research Analytics Enablement through Sector Databases, Valuation Stress-Testing & Trading-Color Synthesis

  • Supported equity and industry research at CITIC Securities by compiling sector datasets, stress-testing valuation assumptions, and summarizing trading color for internal investment-strategy discussions