The Friends of Cambridge University in Hong Kong

DETAILS OF POSITION
Permanent.

Commencement date: 2012 intake

Job Title: GTP Graduate Training Program

Company Name: UBS

Industry: Finance

Function: Junior trader in Structured Credit Trading in HK, within Fixed Income division.

Location: Hong Kong

COMPENSATION
Base Salary Range: It's standard

REQUIREMENTS
Experience: Summer internship experience in an investment bank preferred.

Qualification: Cambridge undergrad in Maths, Economics, Engineering or Natural Science.

CONTACT INFORMATION
Name: Alan Yeoh
E-mail Address: alan.yeoh@ubs.com

Music from the Viennese Composers

20th January 2012, Friday 7:30pm

Recital Hall, 8th Floor (High Block)
City Hall, Central, Hong Kong

Emcee: Mr Roger Royle BBC Broadcaster
Rosie Mills Goh (Cello) (Cambridge alumnus)
PROGRAMME

MOZART: KEGELSTATT TRIO FOR CLARINET, VIOLA AND PIANO, K.498

BEETHOVEN: TRIO FOR CLARINET, CELLO AND PIANO, OP.11

BRAHMS: CLARINET QUINTET IN B MINOR, OP. 115

The Musicians performing are:
David Wong (Clarinet) Alan Chu, Fabiola Wong(Piano) Rosie Mills Goh (Cello), Violinists are Spencer Goh and Allison McCann and Violist Monica Johnston.

TICKETING

Tickets are now available at all URBTIX outlets, on Internet

and by telephone

$200/$150* (Free Seating)

*(Available for senior citizens, students and

people with disabilities, limited quota)

Telephone Credit card booking 2111 5999

Online Booking at http://www.urbtix.hk/

Ticketing Enquiries 2734 9009

Programme Enquries: 9464 1941/ cnartfashion@aol.com Please contact me if you want details about the Musicians

Presented by Christine Nigam

Cambridge Judge Business School is delighted to invite University of Cambridge alumni and guests to a business briefing with Dr Simon Taylor.

Will Chinese Banks Change the World?

Wednesday 22 February 2012 18:00 – 20:00pm
The Hong Kong Club, 1 Jackson Road, Central, Hong Kong
Chinese banks are now among the world’s largest by assets, profits and employment. So far they have largely remained in China but they are starting to expand abroad. Will they
change the world banking system? They could afford to buy large foreign banks. They could enter foreign markets and provide extra competition. And they may have access to
large amounts of Chinese capital. But the largest Chinese banks are still mainly owned by the government, even though they have been privatised and have international shareholders. Their motives are opaque and they are the product of deep-seated rivalries in the Chinese government system. And they are vulnerable to any setback in the Chinese economy which could land them with huge bad debts, as happened before.

Dr Simon Taylor, a former investment banker, is a University Lecturer in Finance at Cambridge Judge Business School. He is also the Director of the post-experience Master of Finance degree (MFin) which he set up and which is in its fourth year. He has researched into the financing of nuclear power and the behaviour of stock market analysts. He has taught executives from a number of Chinese banks in Cambridge and is researching into the development of the Chinese banking system.

Schedule
18:00 - 18:30 | Registration
18:30 - 19:30 | Business briefing delivered by Dr Simon Taylor
19:30 - 20:00 | Opportunity to network and close
Registration

There is no attendance fee though guests are required to register if they wish to attend.

Cambridge alumni are encouraged to bring up to two professional colleagues as guests.

To register visit www.cambridgejudgebriefings.com

與領袖對話 - 范徐麗泰女士、沈祖堯教授
In Dialogue with The Hon. Mrs. Rita Fan and Professor Joseph Sung
[REGISTER NOW AT www.cuhkcas.org]

Date: 5th January 2012 (Thursday)
Time: 2.00pm
Venue: The University of Hong Kong [Exact venue will be announced soon]
Speakers:

The Hon. Mrs. Rita Fan 范徐麗泰女士, GBM, GBS, CBE, JP, Hong Kong Deputy to the National People’s Congress, former President of the Legislative Council [Keynote address topic will be announced soon]

「大學如何培育香港明日領袖」, Professor Joseph Sung 沈祖堯教授, SBS, Vice Chancellor and President of the Chinese University of Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese

Programme rundown:

2.00pm – 2.15pm Registration
2.15pm – 2.20pm Opening Address
2.20pm – 2.45pm Keynote Address (Professor Joseph Sung 沈祖堯教授)
2.45pm – 3.15pm Q&A Session (Professor Joseph Sung 沈祖堯教授)
3.15pm – 3.40pm Keynote Address (The Hon. Mrs. Rita Fan 范徐麗泰女士)
3.40pm – 4.10pm Q&A Session (The Hon. Mrs. Rita Fan 范徐麗泰女士)
4.10pm – 5.00pm Light refreshments served
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www.cuhkcas.org

20111213 Trinity College Event in Hong Kong at the Royal Yacht Club