China Asset Management Co., Ltd.

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Funds under management

Philosophy and process

China AMC is a privately-owned asset manager established in April 1998 as one of the first country-wide fund management companies in China. China AMC has grown to be a leading Chinese asset manager, with about CA $191 billion in assets under management as of August 31, 2017. Headquartered in Beijing, with an office in New York and a subsidiary in Hong Kong, the firm invests in the public equity and fixed-income markets and conducts research through more than 3,000 site visits every year.

Portfolio managers

Richard Pan

Head of QFII Investments and International Business; Portfolio Manager, Institutional Equities
China Asset Management Co., Ltd.

Investment experience since 1998

Richard Pan is Head of QFII Investments and International Business and Portfolio Manager, Institutional Equities, at China AMC. Before joining the firm in 2013, Richard served as Chief Investment Officer and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of VStone Capital, overseeing its A-share investments. He worked as a Director/Portfolio Manager at Manulife Asset Management from 2007 to 2011, managing its Greater China funds and QFII A-share fund. He also worked as a Portfolio Manager at United Securities from 2001 to 2004, and as a Vice-President at Guotai Junan Securities starting in 1998.

Richard holds an MBA from Georgetown University and an MA in Economics and BS in Engineering from Wuhan University.

Qingze Lin

Portfolio Manager, Institutional Equities
China Asset Management Co., Ltd.

Investment experience since 2014

Qingze Lin covers the consumer staples, agriculture and e-commerce sectors as Portfolio Manager, Institutional Equities, at China AMC. Previously, Qingze served the firm as an Analyst of International Investment focusing on the consumer and Internet sectors in global equity markets, including securities listed in Hong Kong and American Depositary Receipts (ADRs). Before joining China AMC, Qingze worked on the sales team of Procter and Gamble (China) and as a Financial Analyst in the retail division of Apple Inc.

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