| Speaker(s) |
 | Junyu Tan, Regional Economist, North Asia, Coface Junyu Tan brings extensive macroeconomic expertise from leading financial institutions to Coface. His insights into country and sector risk analysis have enhanced the Group's risk decision-making processes, with a focus on the North Asia region, including Japan, South Korea, and the Greater China Region. Before joining Coface, he served as the Greater China Economist at HSBC, closely monitoring macroeconomic developments in the region and their implications for financial markets. Previously, he spent over four years at Natixis, covering Asian economies and conducting research on emerging business trends and sectors across Asia. Junyu holds a Master of Finance from the University of Hong Kong, a Bachelor of Economics in International Economics and Trade from Nankai University, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). |  | Grace Yeung, Senior Manager, Claims and Receivables Management, Coface Hong Kong Grace Yeung has been with Coface for 15 years and looks after the Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea markets. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in Finance from the City University of Hong Kong, and she has extensive expertise in the trade credit insurance industry. She has handled more than 150 cases every year. |  | Anson Cheung, Senior Manager, Commercial Development of Business Information, Coface Hong Kong Anson Cheung is responsible for the Hong Kong & Taiwan markets. He has rich experience in the manufacturing and trading industry for over 20 years, handling over USD100M annual sales turnover business. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Studies from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. |  | Tommy Ng, Commercial Development Manager, Coface Hong Kong Tommy Ng has more than 7 years of experience in trade credit insurance. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Management from City University of Hong Kong. |
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