Emily Cheung
About Emily Cheung
Emily Cheung is an Associate Director and Credit Risk Analyst at UBS, with a diverse background in finance and credit analysis. She has held various positions at notable firms, including Mizuho and KPMG, and has a strong academic foundation in International Business, Finance, and Economics.
Current Role at UBS
Emily Cheung serves as an Associate Director, Credit Risk Analyst at UBS, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she focuses on assessing and managing credit risk, contributing to the overall risk management framework of the organization. Her expertise in credit analysis supports UBS's commitment to maintaining a robust risk profile.
Previous Experience at Mizuho
Prior to her current role, Emily worked at Mizuho as Vice President, Research & Credit Analyst from 2019 to 2020. During her tenure, she was involved in conducting in-depth research and analysis related to credit risk, enhancing her analytical skills and industry knowledge.
Professional Background at KPMG
Emily Cheung has a significant background with KPMG, where she held multiple positions. She started as an Analyst in Deal Advisory from 2015 to 2017, followed by a promotion to Assistant Manager in the same department from 2017 to 2019. Her work involved providing advisory services and conducting financial analysis, which laid the foundation for her career in finance.
Educational Qualifications
Emily holds two Bachelor's degrees. She studied at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, earning a degree in Finance and Economics from 2012 to 2015. Additionally, she attended Maastricht University, where she completed a degree in International Business, Finance, and Economics in 2014. Her educational background supports her expertise in financial analysis and risk management.
Internship Experience
Emily gained valuable experience through various internships. She interned at Bibby Financial Services in the Business Development Department for one month in 2013 and at DBS Bank in the Institutional Banking Group for 11 months in 2014. These roles provided her with practical insights into the financial services industry and contributed to her professional development.