Jennifer brings over 20 years asset management experience to her role as Chief Executive Officer of 3A Asia Limited. She has been managing funds of hedge funds since 2001. Carver's industry experience in Hong Kong dates back to 1987 when she spent four years on the institutional sales desk for brokerage firms in the region including holding the position of Director, Emerging Markets for Credit Lyonnais Securities. She founded her own investment advisory firm in 1991 and managed portfolios investing in regional equities, global fixed income and global mutual funds. From 1991 to 2001 Carver also worked for several investment firms including Credit Agricole Asset Management (then Indosuez Asset Management), MetLife and Fortis Investment Management (then called Grande Generale Asset Management) both on the asset management and marketing sides. Jennifer holds a degree in International Business from Pomona College in Claremont, Calif. and has been a registered investment advisor in either Hong Kong or the United States since 1987. She was also recently one of three finalists out of 70 nominees for the Hong Kong Business Woman of the Year Award 2005.

Hesham, Joined Bank of Alexandria as member of the new senior management team responsible for reengineering, modernizing and privatizing the bank, with the task of bringing together the strands of risk management. He is leading a team of experts in the fields of credit, operational and market risk. He is responsible for Risk Management, Central Credit Administration, and Central Investigation & Information.

Hesham is also a member of the Board of Directors in two distinguished companies:
- Egyptian Banks’ Credit Bureau
- Egyptian Iron and Steel Company

Prior to establishing 3 Degrees, Mr. Ibrahim spent seven years at Lazard Frères & Co. LLC, where he founded Lazard’s Asian Distressed Debt business and was a senior member of the Lazard Debt Recovery Fund, a global distressed debt fund. Mr. Ibrahim has traded over US$7 billion face amount of distressed debt in Asia spanning the past decade with over 100 counter-parties globally. Mr. Ibrahim has many years of experience analyzing and trading the debt of distressed companies, and specializes in the operational and financial turnaround of troubled companies. A United States Citizen and Singapore Permanent Resident, Mr. Ibrahim presently resides in Singapore.

David Kim is the Chief Investment Officer of AK Partners, Director of AK Asset Management Korea and Director of the AK Jumong Fund Ltd. He joined AK Partners in May 2007 from Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia (CLSA) where he was the Head of Research and Market Strategist for Korea. He manages funds for domestic institutional and private banking clients and is responsible for the AK Jumong Fund strategy and asset management. His prior experience includes Chief Investment Officer for Good & Rich Investment Trust, a fully licensed local asset management company with USD 1 billion of assets under management; Managing Director of Blue Nile, Inc, a private equity firm with an exclusive agreement with George Soros for identifying and facilitating investment opportunities in Korea; Head of Research and Market Strategist for WI Carr Korea where he provided coverage for small cap companies and special situations; Korea Country Analyst for JP Morgan in Hong Kong; and Head of Korean Equity Research for Schroder Securities Asia. Mr. Kim holds a Bachelor of Economics degree from Yale University.

Pieter Oyens is Head of Asia Fund Linked Derivatives Marketing and Structuring, responsible for expanding the bank’s solutions capability in the fast growing market of fund linked derivatives in the Asia Pacific Region. In this area he covers all asset classes in the traditional and alternative space. Mr Oyens joined ABN AMRO in the Netherlands in 1998 where he held various positions with ABN AMRO Asset Management in the Netherlands before relocating to Hong Kong in 2004 to become Head of Product Management for Asset Management in the Asia Pacific Region. Mr Oyens graduated in 1998 with a Masters degree in Law from the University in Leiden, the Netherlands and holds a CFA charter from the CFA Institute.

Mr. Ducchi T. Quan is an attorney licensed to practice in a number of jurisdictions in the United States. He began his legal career as a litigator with the Dallas, Texas complex commercial litigation firm Bickel & Brewer. Later, Mr. D. Quan moved on to join the Washington, D.C. office of the Wall Street law firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP. There his practice focused on representing public and private companies in mergers and acquisitions, private equity and debt financing transactions. Mr. D. Quan holds a J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law and was a member of the Law Review. He also graduated from the State University of New York and pursued graduate work at Cornell University. Mr. D. Quan is conversant in Vietnamese.

Mr. H.D. Quan has two decades of experience in the financial services industry, with the last decade and a half spent in the South East Asian region, particularly Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Prior to relocating to Asia in the early 1990s, he worked in New York City, with muni-house broker-dealer Douglas & Co. and the hedge fund Millburn Corp. Mr. H.D. Quan spent eight years in banking in Asia with Indosuez and Standard Chartered. Mr. H.D. Quan's depth of experience and connection in Vietnam was evidenced by the State Bank of Vietnam's approval of his appointment as CEO of a local joint stock bank. He is the first, and, still currently, only foreign national to have been so approved by the SBV. Mr. H.D. Quan has also served on the Board of Directors for AmCham in Vietnam and is a member of the Turnaround Management Association.