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Matthew Jarvis

Hedge Funds - Outsourcing - Asia-Pacific

Matthew Jarvis is a passionate and driven individual with a keen interest in hedge funds and the alternatives industry's evolutions. With a solid understanding and extensive connections in the hedge fund sector in Asia-Pacific, Matthew brings a wealth of experience to his role.

Currently, Matthew serves as the Senior Specialist - Sales Executive at Linedata's Hong Kong office, overseeing sales and marketing activities for the Asia-Pacific region. Linedata is a global technology and services company focusing on providing tailored solutions to the investment management and credit sector.

Having accumulated over 20 years of experience, Matthew has acquired a deep understanding of the hedge fund industry, having worked closely with hedge funds, investors, and service providers. His expertise and network in the field make him a valuable asset.

Matthew's educational background includes studies at Gippsland Grammar, the Henley Executive Hedge Fund Programme at Henley Business School, and a Bachelor of Business in Business/Managerial Economics from The University of Queensland.

Before joining Linedata, Matthew held various roles such as Business Development Manager for APAC at Pageant Media, Wealth Associate at The Capital Company and EXS Capital Group, Director of Rugby Seven's and Ten's at King's College, UQ, Real Estate Agent at SIRVA Worldwide Relocation & Moving, and intern at Pacific Prime.

Highlights

Apr 2 · linkedin

Given the rise in #GPT nationalism, most notably Baidu’s ‘Ernie’ and Reliance’s ‘Bharat GPT’, and the growing awareness of biases in data and training within current GPT’s, I sat down with Elton Cheung 张文础, partner at VMS Group, to understand what is driving this, and what’s on the horizon within the space. Is it simply a case of nationalistic "I want one too?" VMS Group is a leading Technology & Consumer alternative specialist, here are the key takeaways;

📱 Localized GPT’s are not only driven by geopolitics and de-globalization, local consumers are growing used to hyper localized applications that either match functionality, or surpass, global peers – think Wechat and Douyin. The advantage local players have in catering to local consumers will allow them to compete and succeed in increasingly large, and lucrative, home markets.   🌐 Similar to the trajectory seen in the West, Baidu’s Ernie will soon be joined by other home grown GPT's. Who the future champions are in space is unknown, what is known is the up and downstream opportunities exist already. There is heavy investment in ‘#AI’ data centers for example, this infrastructure will allow for more capacity within the space.   📊 Beyond hallucination issues, investment managers using GPT’s need to be aware of inherent biases in the data set and training before utilizing it within their workflow. In the future, localized GPT’s could provide some advantage in home markets, however unless the ‘black box’ problem is solved it will be impossible to understand the GPT’s biases - creating a double edged sword.

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Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR