Xiao Song
About Xiao Song
Xiao Song is the Managing Director and Portfolio Manager for the Emerging Markets strategy at Contrarian, a role he has held since 2006.
Xiao Song Managing Director & Portfolio Manager at Contrarian
Xiao Song serves as the Managing Director and Portfolio Manager for Emerging Markets at Contrarian. Joining the company in 2003, Xiao has played a significant role in shaping and managing the company's Emerging Markets strategy since its inception in 2006. His responsibilities include overseeing investment strategies and managing portfolios, contributing to the firm's success in the financial market.
Xiao Song's Early Career in Investment Banking
Before joining Contrarian, Xiao Song worked at Merrill Lynch & Co. from 2001 to 2003. He served as an Analyst in the Mergers & Acquisitions Investment Banking Group. During his tenure, Xiao gained substantial experience in financial analysis and investment banking, developing skills that would later benefit his role at Contrarian.
Xiao Song's Education in Finance
Xiao Song earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Finance from the University of Illinois. His educational background provided a strong foundation in financial principles and practices, equipping him with the knowledge necessary to excel in the field of investment management.
Xiao Song's Expertise in Emerging Markets
Since 2006, Xiao Song has been managing Contrarian's Emerging Markets strategy. His expertise in this area involves identifying and capitalizing on investment opportunities in developing economies. Xiao's role requires deep knowledge of market trends and an ability to navigate complex economic environments.
Xiao Song's Multilingual Capabilities and Committee Participation
Xiao Song is fluent in Mandarin, which enhances his ability to engage with stakeholders in various emerging markets. Additionally, he has served on numerous informal and ad-hoc creditor committees, leveraging his expertise to provide valuable insights and support in creditor negotiations and financial decision-making processes.