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Gustavo Chung

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Analyst at 2150

London Area, United Kingdom

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Andrea GurnariunlockedGustavo: together at London Business School (2023)
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×6Gustavo: together at Insper Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa

About

Began in asset management in Brazil before investment banking at Hannam & Partners in London, advising the energy sector on M&A and capital raises. Studied at Insper and London Business School.

Experience

  1. 2150VC Analystcurrent2025 — presentLondon Area, United Kingdom
  2. Hannam & PartnersInvestment Banking Off-Cycle Analyst2024 — 2025London Area, United Kingdom
  3. Opportunity GestoraAsset Management Intern2022
  4. Opportunity GestoraAsset Management Summer Intern2021

Skills & more

Venture CapitalFinancial Analysis2Valuation1Deal SourcingInvestment AnalysisDue DiligenceAffinityCapital RaisingMergers & Acquisitions (M&A)Machine Learning5Microsoft PowerPoint1Python (Programming Language)3
+3 moreR (Programming Language)Microsoft OfficeVisual Basic for Applications (VBA)

Languages Chinese · English · French · Portuguese · Spanish

  • TOEFL IBT (113/120)TOEFL
  • Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK 2)Confucius Institute Headquarters
  • Dimploma DELE B2Instituto Cervantes

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Gustavo Chung?
Began in asset management in Brazil before investment banking at Hannam & Partners in London, advising the energy sector on M&A and capital raises. Studied at Insper and London Business School.
Where does Gustavo Chung work?
Gustavo Chung is Analyst at 2150.
Where did Gustavo Chung go to school?
Gustavo Chung studied at London Business School (Masters in Financial Analysis); Insper Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa (Bachelor's degree, Economics); Université Paris Dauphine - PSL (Exchange Program, Finance).

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