Hana Wu
Former internal audit manager for a Taiwanese electronic payment group. Leads control environment engagements and board briefings.
About
Cedar Peak Fintech Review exists for operators who need an independent reading of controls—not a software rollout, not a second internal team wearing a vendor badge.
The practice began after repeated diligence cycles in Kaohsiung and Taipei where founders arrived with polished decks and thin reconciliation evidence. We formed Cedar Peak to sit with the files first: processor statements, exception queues, and the people who clear breaks at 7 p.m. during month-end.
Taiwan’s fintech scene mixes electronic payment institutions, consumer lenders, and cross-border remittance models. Each carries different supervisory expectations. Our work stays close to those differences instead of importing a generic “global playbook.”
Engagements are led by practitioners who have sat inside payment operations, internal audit, and compliance advisory—not by a rotating pool of generalists.
Former internal audit manager for a Taiwanese electronic payment group. Leads control environment engagements and board briefings.
Advises teams preparing activity maps and evidence inventories before counsel opens a filing calendar.
Specialises in case-file walkthroughs and reconciliation integrity checks for wallet and remittance products.
We are engaged for a defined review window. We do not sell monitoring software, retainers that quietly become staff augmentation, or “transformation programmes.” When fieldwork ends, you keep the memorandum, the evidence index, and clear ownership of remediation.
Our office address is 5497 Conroy Park, 高雄縣, 台灣省, Taiwan. Remote document review is standard; on-site days are available across Taiwan when leadership briefings or sensitive file rooms require presence.
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