Ming-Hsiu (Matthew) Hu is an investment professional and quantitative researcher with eight years of experience applying quantitative analytics to structured credit and securitized products. He has held progressive roles at J.P. Morgan—building pricing and valuation models for RMBS, ABS, CMBS, CLOs and MSRs—and now serves as an Associate on Brookfield’s investments team. Trained at Carnegie Mellon’s MS in Computational Finance, he combines rigorous modeling skills with hands-on client-facing pricing work that bridges research and trading. Matthew’s hybrid roles demonstrate an uncommon fluency translating complex quantitative methods into actionable valuations for institutional clients. He also navigated a year of mandatory military service in Taiwan between degrees, an experience that sharpened discipline and cross-cultural adaptability. Based in Pittsburgh, he brings both deep technical expertise and practical deal-side experience in credit markets.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Information Management and Finance, Bachelor's degree Information Management and Finance at National Chiao Tung University
Master of Science - MS Computational Finance, Master of Science - MS Computational Finance at Carnegie Mellon University
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