Manager – Investment
About the job
- A university degree in Business, Economics, Finance, Data Analytics, Research, or a related discipline is required.
- Strong knowledge of financial modeling and data analytical skills is advantageous.
- Good communication and interpersonal skills are required.
- A strong interest in the venture capital industry is required.
- A strong interest in impact-led investments is required.
- Proficiency in written and spoken English and Chinese is required.
- Drive startup investment deal sourcing, including research and analysis on industries and startups, due diligence, financial modeling, and valuation.
- Drive investment transactions from start to closing, including meeting potential investees, drafting investment memos and documentation, and presenting to the Investment Committee.
- Manage portfolio companies and funds on a day-to-day basis.
- Work across teams, including Finance, Tax, Audits, and Company Secretarial, during deal transactions and portfolio management.
- Lead market research and analysis to support day-to-day strategic initiatives, such as understanding the startup ecosystem and players in Hong Kong.
- Support the team with other ad hoc duties.
- Five to seven years of work experience in a venture capital firm, investment fund, financial institution, or buy-side role is a plus.
- Candidates with more experience may be considered for Senior Manager – Investment.
About the company
Nan Fung Group develops and owns residential, commercial, and industrial properties in Hong Kong/China and overseas, and coordinates strategic investments in life sciences, elder care, and education via affiliates. Its signature project The Mills turns legacy yarn factories into a mixed-use hub with retail, a startup incubator, and interactive gallery. The company combines long property ownership with cross-border investment and an ICE focus, linking real estate with innovation and healthcare ventures. Its goal is to create value through sustainable development and diversified investments across real estate and venture platforms, globally.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$181.3M
Headquarters
Kowloon City District, Hong Kong
Founded
1954
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What believers are saying
- Nan Fung issued USD500 million sustainability bonds in May 2026, drawing seven-times peak demand.
- AIRSIDE office occupancy reached 70% and retail occupancy hit 90% by 2024.
- Tenant engagement generated HKD13.2 million social value and HKD46.6 million across Hong Kong by March 2025.
What critics are saying
- Vivien Chen’s February 2027 High Court trial threatens control and distracts management.
- Hong Kong office and retail vacancies pressure AIRSIDE and Nan Fung Tower leasing economics.
- A failed refinancing cycle or property downturn would squeeze a leveraged, asset-heavy family conglomerate.
What makes Nan Fung Group unique
- Nan Fung monetizes Hong Kong real estate through AIRSIDE and The Mills mixed-use platforms.
- Its Net Positive Lease program reached 100 tenants and 67% global portfolio participation.
- The group finances with sustainability-linked debt, including a HKD1.5 billion DBS loan and USD500 million bonds.
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