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Mr. Zhang is an expert in commodity trading and structural commodity trade finance with more than 10 years of extensive experiences in the industry. Prior to founding Penco Capital, Mr. Zhang was working with one large oil trader and one large Chinese metal producer, where he was mainly responsible for commodity trading, hedging, financing and risk management activities. Mr. Zhang was also head of the trading business at a HKEX listed company when he led the team to achieve annual turnover of more than HK$10 billion within one year.
Mr. Zhang graduated with Bachelor degree in business English from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in China.
Mr. Chen has over 18 years of professional experiences in various areas, including private equity, corporate finance, fund management, structural commodity trade finance and SME financing. Prior to founding Penco Capital, Mr. Chen was heading a materials procurement e-commerce platform for the shoes manufacturing industry in China and ran a financing program on the platform to provide supply chain financing to SMEs along the industry value chain. Before venturing into China, Mr. Chen was the Chief Financial Officer of EFA Group, a Singapore based licensed fund manager that specializes in structural commodity trade finance investments.
Prior to EFA Group, Mr. Chen was mainly focused on sourcing and managing private equity projects in Singapore, China and Thailand with Singapore based private equity fund managers. Mr. Chen started his career as an auditor in KPMG Beijing office.
Mr. Chen holds a MBA degree from Asian Institute of Technology in Thailand, a MSc degree in management from ESCP-EAP European Management School in France and a Bachelor degree in economics from University of International Business and Economics in China.
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