A Hong Kong-based investor and corporate operator focused on early-stage technology and fintech opportunities in Asia, Yee Ki Wan leverages prior experience in corporate finance, strategic advisory and startup operations to source and scale growth-stage ventures. Known for hands-on portfolio support, sector diligence and cross-border capital introductions, she is active with angel and seed investments and advisory roles to founders and PE firms.
A Hong Kong-based investor and corporate operator focused on early-stage technology and fintech opportunities in Asia, Yee Ki Wan leverages prior experience in corporate finance, strategic advisory and startup operations to source and scale growth-stage ventures. Known for hands-on portfolio support, sector diligence and cross-border capital introductions, she is active with angel and seed investments and advisory roles to founders and PE firms.
Focuses on early-stage technology and fintech opportunities across Asia, prioritizing founders with strong product-market fit and clear cross-border scaling potential. Employs a hands-on, operationally informed approach to capital allocation—combining angel and seed checks with strategic advisory, network-led introductions, and active board or mentor roles. Favors iterative, milestone-driven investments with follow-on reserve to support traction metrics rather than headline valuations. Underwrites opportunities through sector diligence, unit-economics scrutiny, and assessment of go-to-market execution; horizon is growth-oriented over 3–7 years with disciplined downside protection via syndication and staged financing.
Focuses on early-stage technology and fintech opportunities across Asia, prioritizing founders with strong product-market fit and clear cross-border scaling potential. Employs a hands-on, operationally informed approach to capital allocation—combining angel and seed checks with strategic advisory, network-led introductions, and active board or mentor roles. Favors iterative, milestone-driven investments with follow-on reserve to support traction metrics rather than headline valuations. Underwrites opportunities through sector diligence, unit-economics scrutiny, and assessment of go-to-market execution; horizon is growth-oriented over 3–7 years with disciplined downside protection via syndication and staged financing.
| Trades 148 | Longs Won 59/148 39% | Profit Factor 2.51 |
| Profitability | Shorts Won 0/0 0% | Standard Deviation $64,623.72 |
| Average Win $38,059.66 | Best Trade (Mar 30) $539,858.49 | Sharpe Ratio -15.51 |
| Average Loss -$10,054.67 | Worst Trade (Mar 30) -$255,716.71 | Z-Score -4.38 (100%) |
| Commissions $0 | Avg. Trade Length 4m 2w 1d | Expectancy -$9,790.26 |
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| Consecutive Losing Trades | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ |
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