Jason Wu

Fixed Income · Analytics · Client Strategy

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Jason Wu

Building clear, useful fixed-income tools & stories.

London-based account manager focused on analytics adoption, client training, and data-driven workflows.

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About

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I help banks and asset managers get more out of their terminals — from curve/ASW diagnostics to workflow automation.

Location: London, UK
Focus: Fixed Income, Equities, Python

Experience

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Account Manager · Bloomberg

London · 2024 — present

Drove adoption of terminal usage across Danish banks.
Delivered trainings on fixed income analytics.
Built BQNT apps and Excel templates for data analytics.

Senior Fixed Income & Equity Specialist · Bloomberg

London · 2022 — 2024

Resolved advanced analytics queries with clear walkthroughs.
Partnered with product on bonds & pricing feedback.

Policy Consultant · Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

London · 2020 — 2021

Present research findings to Erik Berglof, head economist of AIIB.
Creating data visualisation charts.
Policy recommendations for the Malaysian government to increase the resiliency of the country's supply chains.

Part Time Assistant · Bain & Company

London · 2019 — 2019

Assisted one of China's leading smartphone brand to enter the European market for expansion.
Conduct market research in London's telecommunications industry.
Assessed consumer behaviour in smartphone purchasing through focus groups interviews.

Projects

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Bond Screener App

Custom app built for debt capital markets

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Curve Builder App

Custom app built for credit analysts

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Cloud Generator App

Custom app built to summarise transcripts and documents

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Automated Equity Pitches

Custom app built for equity sales

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Academic research

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2024 · Peer-reviewed

Journal articleDOI: 10.1080/23276665.2024.2398212

Fear of nothing to hide? How do Chinese people feel about privacy when facing facial recognition cameras?

Fan & Wu 2024 · Asia Pacific Journal of Public Administration

This study explores how citizens respond to government-sponsored facial-recognition cameras in terms of privacy concerns in China, which is a country with a well-established digital system.