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Kevin Tan

Investor

Senior Principal, Investments at Heliconia Capital

San Mateo, California, United States

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Kevin: together at Duxton Asset Management
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Kevin: together at EDBI Pte Ltd

About

Senior Investment Principal who joined from Partners Group and previously worked at Duxton Asset Management and EDBI. CFA Charterholder with a degree from Cornell.

Experience

  1. Heliconia Capital ManagementSenior Principal, Investmentscurrent2017 — presentSingapore
  2. Partners GroupAssistant Vice President, Private Equity2016 — 2017Singapore
  3. Duxton Asset ManagementVice President2011 — 2016Singapore
  4. EDBI Pte LtdInvestment Manager2007 — 2011Singapore

Skills & more

LeadershipGrowth CapitalValue CreationCorporate GovernanceLeveraged Buyouts (LBO)Private Equity23Financial Modeling16Valuation10Due Diligence7Investments8Bloomberg3Financial Analysis6
+12 moreDeal StructuringIndustry AnalysisDeal SourcingLegal DocumentationPortfolio ManagementTerm SheetsDeal ExecutionMarket ResearchFundraisingCompetitive AnalysisManagementNegotiation

Languages Chinese · English

  • Listed Entity Director Program: Core ModulesSingapore Institute of Directors
  • CFA Institute CharterholderCFA Institute

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Who is Kevin Tan?
Senior Investment Principal who joined from Partners Group and previously worked at Duxton Asset Management and EDBI. CFA Charterholder with a degree from Cornell.
Where does Kevin Tan work?
Kevin Tan is Senior Principal, Investments at Heliconia Capital.
Where did Kevin Tan go to school?
Kevin Tan studied at Cornell University (Bachelor of Arts, Biological Sciences and Chemistry); ESSEC Business School (LEAD Advanced Management Program).

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