Sheila Neo

A highly motivated individual who adapts in a fast paced and challenging environment. She pays meticulous attention to detail, demonstrates strong quantitative and analytical skills, and has knowledge in portfolio management and investment capabilities across market strategies. A team player that has quality interactions with peers.

I've worked at Atgo Capital Pte Ltd for 9 months as an Investment Analyst. On a BAU basis, I was actively involved in the monitoring, development and maintenance of invoice financing portfolio, with the use of excel VBA, which made it easier to keep track of transactions between the various sellers and debtors (e.g. Google, SBS, Hong Leong) and to calculate returns, reconcile counterparty risk and exposure. On Ad-hoc basis, I was researching on opportunities within refineries, regulatory implications lending in various jurisdictions in SEA and receivables financing. I was using Invoice Interchange, an origination platform where we can look at transactions on live basis according to our risk tolerance and available capital. I conduct due diligence as well by analyzing the seller’s financial statements and get seek more detailed information from II.

I've worked at UOB as a Credit Analyst for 6 months under the SG United Traineeship Programme. I was handling loans for SMEs that deal with commodities whereby I conducted stringent monthly analysis on their financial statements, credit background and exposure, repayment ability and adherence to conditions stated in LO and MAS regulations. I also processed various credit loans for commercial property, FX, Letter of Credit-Trade, Term Loan, High Purchase, etc. 

I graduated from Monash University in Melbourne with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration majoring in Finance & Economics. I was also Valedictorian of my cohort with a Dean’s Honours, GPA 3.9/4. 

I also achieved exceptional academic excellence (i.e. the top scorer of a subject) in Business Statistics, Accounting for Managers, Macroeconomic Policy, Economics of Money and Banking, Economics of International Trade and Finance, Business Communication.