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Yong Cai is currently the portfolio manager of Midway Group, a mortgage derivative hedge fund located in NYC. Before joining Midway in 2008, Yong managed the mortgage derivative trading desk at Credit-Suisse since 2005, and held similar position at Bank of America Securities for 5 years since 2000. He started his wall-street career in 1993 at Prudential Securities as mortgage researcher/modeller, and later spent 3 years at Lehman mortgage research before joining BOA. Yong graduated from Beijing University in 1986, received his M.S. in EE and Ph.D in physics from Michigan State University in 1991, and spent 2 years at Rutgers University as Post-doc researcher in Physics.

Yvonne Y.F. Chan

A partner in the Corporate Department and a member of the Investment Funds Group, Yvonne Y. F. Chan concentrates on the organization of pooled investment funds that raise private equity, including buyout funds, venture funds and funds of funds, as well as the arrangements among fund principals and sponsors. Ms. Chan has also worked extensively on foreign direct investments in China and mergers and acquisitions in the U.S., with a focus on cross-border joint ventures. Ms. Chan is recognized as a leading
Investment Fund Formation and Private Equity lawyer by Legal 500.

Ms. Chan is a New Zealand-trained lawyer and received her LL.M. from Harvard Law School in 1989. After graduating with an LL.B. (Hons.) from Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand in 1982, Ms. Chan worked as a law clerk with the High Court and Court of Appeal of New Zealand. Ms. Chan has worked in the firm’s Beijing, Hong Kong and New York offices. She previously served as General
Counsel-North Asia of Glaxo China Limited in Hong Kong.

Ms. Chan is fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese. She is admitted to the Bar of the State of New York. She is also qualified as a barrister and solicitor in New Zealand.

Eugene Xu (徐幼于)

Eugene Xu joined Deutsche Bank in 2000. At Deutsche Bank, Eugene is a managing director in the ABS and Correlation Trading since February 2007. Before joining the Trading, he was the Head of Deutsche Bank's Residential Real Estate Asset Backed Securities (ABS) Research. He and his team have produced research works on subprime mortgage and manufactured housing securitizations, primary and secondary market opportunities that are sought by investors and issuers, as well as Deutsche Bank's trading desk. His recent work regarding the impact of the US housing market on the subprime mortgage credit performance and home equity ABS was featured in Bloomberg's top news and was extensively quoted by Barron's and the Wall Street Journal. Besides his work on the US products, Eugene has also worked on non-US mortgage assets such as Australian, Hong Kong and Mexican mortgages. Eugene was also one of the key members of the Deutsche Bank team that brought into fruition the first securitizations of Taiwanese residential mortgage assets.

Before joining Deutsche Bank, Eugene worked for Credit Suisse First Boston as a Vice President in its Asset Securitization Department, where he was responsible for quantitative analysis, the strategies for subordinate ABS as well as other research projects. Prior to this, Eugene worked in the Mortgage Backed Securities Research in Chase Securities from 1996 to 1997, and the Mortgage Backed Securities Research in Smith Barney from 1993 to 1996. Eugene also worked as a Research Member for the Institute for Advanced Study, in Princeton, New Jersey. Eugene holds a BSc and an MSc in Mathematics from Fudan University in Shanghai, China and holds a PhD from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Song Jin

Song Jin, a China-born and U.S. trained bilingual veteran with over 10 years experiences in private equity, management consulting, and banking industries, is now working at a boutique private equity firm in NY where he manages private a equity fund and value-adding services, including overseeing firm's investment strategy, analyzing lead opportunities as well as investment across a broad range of industry segments, and negotiating and monitoring of existing investments in the funds. Prior to that, Song was with Deloitte Consulting where he has worked with a number of world leading financial services companies; focused in the banking, investment management and securities industries, experience crosses strategic, operational, performance improvement and merger integration consulting. Song is a frequent participant at industry conferences where he speaks on topics relating to private equity, financial reform and regulation, and risk management, etc.

Song holds a bachelor's degree from Xi’an Jiaotong University, a Ph.D. from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University and an M.B.A. from Washington University in St. Louis.

Xiaowen Qiu

Ms. Qiu is a partner at Sidley concentrating in derivatives and structured finance.

Ms. Qiu represents clients in a wide variety of derivatives-related matters, prime brokerage, securities lending and repurchase transactions and numerous other financial transactions. Ms. Qiu has a particular expertise in credit derivatives, equity derivatives and interest rate derivatives. Ms. Qiu provides legal advice on equity derivative products including exotic equity derivative products. Ms. Qiu has also been involved in the representation of domestic and international financial institutions participating in securitization and other structured finance transactions as placement agents, providers of liquidity and credit enhancement, issuers and investors for various structured debt securities. Ms. Qiu's practice also includes over-the-counter derivative transactions and synthetic and hybrid collateralized debt or loan obligations, financial products that are on the convergence of the insurance, banking and investment banking industries and those products in which banks apply credit derivative techniques in their capital management activities.

Ms Qiu received her J.D. from Columbia Law School in 2000 and her BA and MA from People's University of China.

David Yan (颜勇)

David Yan is a Senior Strategist for securitized products such as MBS, ABS and CMBS, and the Head of CDO Research of Credit Suisse Group. Prior to joining Credit Suisse, David worked for Merrill Lynch in the Structured Finance Research group focusing on quantitative analysis for CDOs, credit derivatives, home equities and other structured products. David has published many industry research reports on securitized markets and a couple of academic papers on credit derivatives and interest rates in academic journals. David also worked at First Tennessee Capital Markets developing relative value models for fixed income products and at OCWEN Federal Bank as a prepayment and default modeler. David is a CFA charter holder and holds a Ph.D. in Finance degree. David received BS in World Economy from Fudan University.

颜勇博士现任职于瑞士信贷银行，担任MBS, ABS及CMBS等结构性产品高级战略分析员及CDO研究主管. 加入瑞士信贷之前, 颜勇博士任职于美林证券结构性产品研究部, 从事与CDO, 信用衍生产品, 房屋次级贷款，汽车抵押贷款，信用卡抵押贷款等产品有关的数量分析及研究. 颜勇博士发表了许多有关资产抵押证券领域的研究报告及有关信用衍生产品和利率方面的学术论文. 颜勇博士还曾任职于第一田纳西银行及OCWEN 联邦银行, 从事固定收益产品方面的数量分析及模型. 颜勇博士拥有美国注册金融分析师 (CFA)证书及金融博士, 并毕业于中国上海复旦大学世界经济系.

Nan-I Chen is a derivatives and structured products lawyer at Barclays Capital. His practice covers structured notes, CDs and derivatives transactions across asset classes including equity, credit, interest rates, currencies, commodities, inflation and index-linked products. Prior to joining Barclays Capital in 2009, Nan-I Chen was an associate

at Shearman & Sterling LLP from 2003 to 2009. Nan-I's practice at Shearman & Sterling was focused on the structuring, negotiation and execution of financing, derivative and synthetic products and the resolution of related credit, regulatory, legal and risk management issues. Nan-I Chen received his J.D. from Columbia Law School in 2003 and his L.L.B from National Taiwan University in 1995.

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