EMFin Viewpoints: Betty Liu
Nationality: Chinese
Year Graduated: 2022
Current Role: Regulatory Reporting Service Delivery Lead at UBS AG
EMFin Viewpoints: Jonathan Lim
Nationality: Singaporean
Year Graduated: 2022
Current Role: Investment Manager at Private Real Estate Management Group
EMFin Viewpoints: Tanisha Banaszczyk
Nationality: Australian
Year Graduated: 2022
Current Role: Portfolio Manager, Strategic Investment Fund at Minderoo Foundation
EMFin: First Impressions and Experiences
Early on in my career, I had always dreamed about pursuing an MBA at a top-ranked university. INSEAD had always been on my radar, but over the course of my experience I became more interested in Finance rather than general management and wanted to continue growing my career within that field.
Learning in the New Normal: Our New EMFin Class Kickstarts
Our Executive Master in Finance (EMFin) Class of 2022 participants started their first module recently from all over the world – on campus and online. We caught up with a few of them to find out how their first module worked out, what propelled them to embark on the EMFin amidst the COVID-19 climate and some advice they would share with people out there who are considering the EMFin programme.
INSEAD EMFin Module 1: Turning the Black Swan White
Joining the INSEAD Executive Masters in Finance (EMFin) programme marks a significant milestone for me. Despite embarking on my EMFin journey under the shadows of a global pandemic, the experience for Module 1 still turned out to be thoroughly enriching and satisfying.
EMFin's Module 1 From Another Perspective
INSEAD’s Executive Master in Finance first module for the Class of February 2022 finished on the last Saturday in September. Looking at how the previous two weeks before exams went, I cannot but only reinforce the idea that I made the right decision when decided to apply for the programme.
Why I am Choosing to Do an EMFin This Year
For better or for worse, 2020 goes down in the history books as a watershed year. The global trade tensions, Hong Kong unrest, Black Lives Matter demonstrations, and of course, COVID-19 are set to alter the nature of work as we know it, and we are only half way through the year!
