Yeung YamPui

Business Information Systems graduate with experience across financial services, investment advisory and telecommunications. Skilled in analysing operational data, mapping business processes and translating stakeholder needs into practical recommendations, dashboards and system requirements. Brings a versatile combination of commercial judgement, data capability and cross-functional communication suited to rotational graduate programs.

Financial Analyst Intern at Jonathan Nina & Co (JNC) (2025-01 – Present)

Boutique investment bank focused on capital markets, M&A and corporate advisory.

• Supported IPO and reverse-takeover valuation work across technology and manufacturing clients by reviewing financial statements, organising operating assumptions and maintaining transaction models.
• Assisted financial due diligence by analysing liquidity, debt and working-capital trends; summarised key findings and risk flags for senior advisers.
• Prepared investor presentations and placement materials, coordinating inputs across legal, audit and finance stakeholders under tight transaction timelines.

Business Analyst Intern at TCT Finance (2023-01 – 2023-12)

Consumer and business lending provider.

• Mapped loan origination and credit approval processes with business stakeholders, identified duplicated manual steps and redesigned hand-offs, contributing to an estimated 30% reduction in processing time.
• Analysed transaction and repayment data to identify default patterns and define early-warning indicators for credit-risk monitoring.
• Gathered requirements for a loan-tracking dashboard and translated operational needs into KPI definitions, process maps and functional specifications for the technology team.

Technical Support Analyst at Able Mobile Limited (2021-01 – 2021-12)

International telecommunications and mobile payments provider.

• Resolved 200+ weekly customer enquiries across prepaid billing and mobile-payment services while consistently meeting service-level targets.
• Documented recurring reconciliation issues and worked with finance and support teams on process changes that contributed to a 20% reduction in billing discrepancies.

Master of Commerce in Business Information Systems – University of Sydney (2025-01 – 2026-12)

Bachelor of Information Systems in Information Systems – University of New South Wales (2022-01 – 2024-12)