HSC Technology Group Ltd. announced it has appointed two international finance and healthcare industry executives to its Advisory Board to assist in the growth of the Company and improve its value and performance. Eugene Lim and Martin Robinson will take up the roles after HSC determined to implement a number of operational and other enhancements, including the establishment of the Advisory Board. Mr. Lim is a former Managing Director at Credit Suisse (Asia) where he was employed for over 19 years including roles as CEO of Credit Suisse Securities Singapore, responsible for overseeing all equities securities business conducted in the country, and head of ASEAN Equity Sales, responsible for managing the equity distribution business in all ASEAN offices. His positions included being a conduit between Capital Markets and Corporate Finance teams on numerous transactions and public offerings in the region. For the past six years he has advised on private equity transactions in the Asia Pacific region for family offices and wealth management companies. Mr. Robinson has over 20 years of growth and private equity investing, C-suite, investment committee, corporate finance and legal experience including over USD 2 billion of healthcare investments/exits across Asia, Australia, Africa and the Middle East since 2010. He is a founding partner of HEAL Partners, a health, education and lifestyle growth stage private equity fund. He previously led the healthcare private equity strategy for a multi-billion dollar private investment group based in Singapore, originating and leading the USD 123 million acquisition of Hoan My Medical Corporation, and as Chairman, led the transformation of the group into Vietnam's leading hospital network. He also originated and led the Series A round investment into HaloDoc, Indonesia's leading health tech mobile platform and was a Board member. Mr. Robinson previously worked for the Religare/Fortis Healthcare Group in Singapore where he was responsible for several healthcare principal investments across Asia-Pacific including the acquisition of Quality Healthcare Hong Kong, Radlink Singapore and the takeover of Dental Corp. Australia. He also spent five years with Macquarie Bank (Australia & Hong Kong), where he was responsible for the Group's Asian principal investments and Head of Sponsor Coverage Asia.