I manage bond portfolios in Hong Kong — rates, credit, FX across G10, EM, and Asia. I also built the research infrastructure beneath every position: multi-agent pipelines, sovereign spread monitors, relative-value briefs before the first coffee. Not a side project. The actual workflow.
I've evaluated markets from the other side of the table too — assessing fixed income and derivatives portfolios held by international organizations, advising on how bond auctions distort the curve: futures positioning, cheapest-to-deliver mechanics, primary dealer behavior around issuance windows. That vantage point changes how you manage a portfolio.
It started with the CFETS RMB quoting engine in 2019. Building the system forced a precision about forward microstructure that trading the same instruments couldn't. From that FX engine to today's multi-agent research systems and LLM tooling — not demos. A daily workflow.
Graduate mathematics, Peking University. I read geopolitical history — empires and monetary credibility is sometimes a better macro model than anything on a terminal. Wittgenstein was right: the limits of your language are the limits of your world. In finance, the model you can build is the limit of the risk you can see.
I ride bikes up mountains. The suffering-to-reward ratio is not so different from fixed income in a rate cycle you've misjudged.