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Kwan Eng brings a unique background in the defence science industry to his role at Ernst & Young Advisory Pte Ltd. Upon joining the firm, he quickly assumed leadership of the Financial Instrument team and successfully transformed it into a highly regarded Quantitative Analytics and Treasury Service serving clients across ASEAN and beyond.
With extensive experience in valuing derivatives, structured transactions, credit risk, and portfolio valuation for private funds, Kwan Eng is well-versed in various financial domains. He also possesses a strong understanding of digital transformation agenda, policy and operating model design.
Beyond his regular responsibilities, Kwan Eng has made significant contributions to special projects, including the LIBOR trade review and transaction monitoring optimization.
Kwan Eng is a Chartered Valuer and Appraiser, and a Certified International Treasury Management professional. He earned an MSc in Financial Engineering from the National University of Singapore - Risk Management Institute and holds a BEng in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Imperial College, London.
How Kwan Eng is building a better working world
"In my quest to build a better working world, I champion the alignment of financial mathematics and modeling with real-world contexts, reducing risk and fostering transparency. By engaging with Boards and Management, I cultivate trust within the ecosystem, emphasizing the strategic value of risk management and valuation functions.
Additionally, I passionately believe in empowering the next generation. Whether by bringing real-world experiences to classrooms or sharing insights about the professional services industry, I aim to equip and inspire soon-to-be graduates. Together, we can bridge the knowledge gap and create a more transparent, collaborative and inclusive working world for all."