Hao Mai is an experienced analyst currently working at Dragon Capital Group Limited since November 2022, focusing on research related to the adoption of digital assets and blockchain in Vietnam, including areas such as digital asset custody, asset tokenization, and institutional decentralized finance. As a co-founder of the RMIT Vietnam FinTech Club since February 2020, Hao Mai has played a pivotal role in promoting financial technology and facilitating collaboration between technology and business students through workshops and large-scale events. Previously, Hao Mai worked as an associate in corporate finance M&A advisory at PwC from January 2022 to October 2022. Hao Mai holds a Bachelor of Business Administration with a focus on economics and finance from RMIT University Vietnam.
This person is not in any teams
This person is not in any offices
Insignia Ventures Partners
Insignia Ventures Partners is an early-stage technology venture capital firm dedicated to growing the most influential technology companies in Southeast Asia since 2017. They manage capital from premier institutional investors including sovereign wealth funds, foundations, university endowments, and renowned family offices from Asia, Europe, and North America. Their team of Southeast Asia locals hails from universities across the globe, from Boston to Ho Chi Minh, Palo Alto to Manila, Sydney to Singapore. They bring to the table a breadth of expertise ranging from HR to technology and a depth of network across industries. Led by their founder Yinglan Tan, they work around-the-clock to ensure that Southeast Asia’s unstoppable founders are well-equipped to tap into opportunities for growth in the region. They are also the recipient of “Most Innovative Early-Stage Tech Partner - Southeast Asia” (2020) from Capital Finance International, “Best Early-Stage Technology Venture Capital Fund - Southeast Asia” (2020) by APAC Insider, “Investor of the Year” (2019) from New Entrepreneurs Foundation, and two back-to-back “VC Deal of Year” awards for Payfazz (2019) and Carro (2018) from the Singapore Venture Capital and Private Equity Association.