Yuqi Ge
About Yuqi Ge
Yuqi Ge is a Structured Credit Trader at HSBC, where he has worked since 2017, specializing in structured credit products and engaging in bond repo activities. He holds a Master of Science in Financial Mathematics from the University of Chicago and has previous experience at HSBC and Next Street.
Current Role as Structured Credit Trader
Currently, Yuqi Ge works at HSBC as a Structured Credit Trader. This role involves engaging in trading activities related to structured credit products, including total return swaps, leveraged notes, and credit linked notes. Yuqi has been in this position since 2017 and continues to operate in Hong Kong, contributing to the bank's trading strategies and portfolio management.
Previous Experience at HSBC
Yuqi Ge has held multiple positions at HSBC. From 2017 to 2019, Yuqi served as a Structured Rates Trader, where responsibilities included trading structured rates products. Prior to this, Yuqi worked as a Global Markets Summer Analyst for two months in 2016, gaining exposure to various market dynamics and trading strategies in Hong Kong.
Educational Background
Yuqi Ge studied at the University of Chicago, earning a Master of Science in Financial Mathematics from 2015 to 2017. Prior to this, Yuqi completed a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Economics and Architecture at Hobart and William Smith Colleges from 2010 to 2014. Yuqi's foundational education includes attending Hangzhou Foreign Languages School, where high school studies were completed from 2007 to 2010.
Internship Experience at Next Street
Before joining HSBC, Yuqi Ge interned at Next Street as a Capital and L&D Intern from 2014 to 2015. This six-month internship in the Greater New York City Area provided practical experience in capital markets and learning and development initiatives, contributing to Yuqi's professional growth in finance.
Trading Responsibilities and Specializations
In the role of Structured Credit Trader, Yuqi Ge engages in both public and private bond repo activities, focusing on cross-border financing and asset-backed securities (ABS) repo transactions. This specialization in structured credit products allows for effective management of complex financial instruments and enhances trading strategies.