Mathematics by education, but the entire career has been in the financial industry. Passed CFA Level 1 in 2021, and is currently a student of a MBA programme in Universiti Putra Malaysia (Putra Business School) in Malaysia. Prior experience included being an investment analyst in a family office (assessing public and private equity opportunities) in Malaysia, and is now a finance professional in a boutique investment bank working on multiple deals of IPOs and M&As (with a focus in Australia market). Investing approach would include small to mid-cap companies at the market capitalisation of less than $20 billion, which is right in size (hold significant presence in their respective industries + at the verge of attracting much attention from the capital market). In general, I’ll be looking at high-quality yet undervalued company, where high-quality includes robust cash flow/ strong moats/ consistent earnings growth, while undervalued being negative short-term market sentiment yet poised for growth through innovation/ expansion/ market recovery. Growth at a reasonable price would present a good investment candidate for me as well.
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