Grant Thornton China（致同）
Yingshi Ryan Tang, CFA, has a diverse and extensive work experience. They began their career as an Assets Management Analyst Intern at Merrill Lynch in 2007, where they researched and built investment portfolios for clients. Tang then moved on to Interactive Data in 2008, where they served as a Research Analyst, maintaining and updating municipal products. They also worked at Axiom Valuation Solutions during the same period, taking on the role of Senior Valuation Analyst, specializing in business valuation and fair value assessments. In 2014, Tang joined Grant Thornton LLP as a Manager, and in 2016, they transitioned to Grant Thornton China as a Managing Director.
Yingshi Ryan Tang, CFA holds a Master's degree in Finance from Clark University, attained between 2006 and 2008. Furthermore, Yingshi has obtained the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation from the CFA Institute.
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Grant Thornton China（致同）
Established in 1981, Grant Thornton is one of China’s first accounting firms. As the only member firm of Grant Thornton International Ltd in the country, we have 260 partners and 5,500 professionals with 1,200 CPAs. We work in 24 strategically aligned offices throughout mainland China and the Hong Kong SAR. We offer a full range of services including assurance, tax, advisory, asset valuation and project cost management. We serve a broad client base that encompasses more than 200 public companies and over 3,000 state owned enterprises (SOEs) and privately held businesses, as well as foreign-invested enterprises. We are among the first Chinese accounting firms qualified to engage in securities business, futures and financial audit work, and audit work for extra-large state-owned enterprises. We are a registered public accounting firm with the US Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), and we are awarded an H-Share licence, which enables us to sign off audits of Chinese-incorporated companies that are listed in Hong Kong (which are known as “H-Share companies”).