Max Yan
About Max Yan
Max Yan is a management trainee at Huaxia Bank in Beijing, China, where he has worked since 2020. He holds a Master of Science in Accounting and Finance from Imperial College London and has previous experience in various financial roles.
Work at Huaxia Bank, China
Max Yan has been working at Huaxia Bank in Beijing since 2020 as part of the Management Trainee Program. This program is designed to develop future leaders within the bank by providing comprehensive training across various departments. Over the past four years, Max has gained valuable experience in the banking sector, focusing on operational and strategic aspects of the financial services industry.
Previous Experience in Finance
Prior to joining Huaxia Bank, Max Yan worked as a Business Analyst at China Asset Management Co., Ltd. for four months in 2019. His role involved analyzing financial data and contributing to investment strategies. Additionally, he completed an internship in International Settlement at Bank of China in 2016, where he gained insights into cross-border financial transactions. Max also interned at Accenture as a Consultant for two months in 2019, further enhancing his analytical and consulting skills.
Education and Expertise
Max Yan's educational background includes a Master of Science in Accounting and Finance from Imperial College London, which he completed in 2019. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Finance from The University of Manchester, obtained in 2018. Earlier, he studied at Anderson Junior College, where he achieved GCE Singapore-Cambridge A’levels in H2 Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics from 2012 to 2014. This diverse educational foundation equips him with a strong understanding of financial principles and analytical techniques.
Internship Experience
Max Yan has gained practical experience through various internships in the finance sector. In 2016, he interned at Bank of China, focusing on International Settlement for one month. In 2019, he completed a two-month internship at Accenture as a Consultant, where he worked on projects that required analytical and problem-solving skills. These internships have contributed to his professional development and understanding of the financial industry.