The Investment Advisor (Innovation and Technology Industry-Oriented Fund) is mainly deployed to :

• (a)oversee the selection of fund managers and assess the applications, perform ongoing monitoring of the investment performance of the fund managers and the sub-funds, and communicate with the appointed fund managers regularly for updates on the sub-funds of the Innovation and Technology Industry-Oriented Fund (ITIF);
• (b)co-ordinate with legal advisors and other professional parties in negotiating and reviewing legal documents and ensure that all the terms and conditions stated in the fund documents are in line with the framework of ITIF;
• (c)advise senior management on investment-related matters on ITIF, including drawing management attention to potential risk factor, such as reputation risk, as well as the viability and validity of the investment proposals submitted by the fund managers;
• (d)oversee the performance of due process as necessary on the deployment of capital;
• (e)monitor the ITIF portfolio companies’ development, particularly in Hong Kong;
• (f)provide regular updates to senior management and Steering Committee on the operations of ITIF; and
• (g)perform any other duties as assigned by senior management.

Candidates should have –

• (a)a first or second class honours degree from a Hong Kong university, or equivalent, preferably in Finance, Law, Accounting, or other relevant disciplines in finance-related field [see Notes
• (1)and (2)];
• (b)at least eight years of relevant post-degree full-time working experience in private equity, legal profession, investment consultancy or investment banking, five years of which should be in position with supervisory responsibilities [see Note (3)];
• (c)solid experience in private fund structuring and reviewing investment-related legal documentation such as limited partnership agreement and fund subscription document, as well as exposure to private equity transactions is preferred;
• (d)thorough understanding and hands-on knowledge on investment-related legal documentation, local financial regulations and local / greater Asia private equity markets, familiarity with Limited Partnership Fund Ordinance (Cap. 637) is preferred;
• (e)a good command of spoken and written Chinese and English, with Level 3 or above in both Chinese Language and English Language in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSEE) or Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE), or equivalent [see Notes
• (2)and (4)];
• (f)strong analytical, negotiation and presentation skills; and
• (g)good work ethic, strong commitment to excellence, high self-motivation and ability to work proactively on individual and with various internal and external parties.