Li Xuanjin, president of HSBC Jinxin Fund, has been with HSBC UK for so many years and still loves to show his face

Operator Finance Su Jia/Wen

HSBC Jinxin Fund is a fund company held by Shanxi Trust, which belongs to the middle and upper reaches of the fund industry, and what operator Finance tried to sort out is the experience of Li Xuanjin, the current general manager of HSBC Jinxin Fund Company.

When it was officially opened on February 20, 2006, Li Xuanjin was the first president of the company, and at the beginning of the company's preparations, Li Xuanjin led the preparation of hsbc Jinxin Fund in Shanghai, when he was only 33 years old, becoming the youngest general manager of the joint venture fund company at that time.

Born in 1972, Li Xuanjin is a 50-year-old Shanghainese who studied in Hong Kong and the University of Houston in the United States with a bachelor's and master's degree in economics.

Born in Shanghai, Lee studied in Hong Kong and the United States, earning his bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Houston. After graduation, he worked in Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong and other places

Lee previously worked at JPMorgan Asset Management, a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co., Where he served as Manager of E-Commerce and Project Development and Director of Business Development. Lee set up an overseas venture venture on behalf of Yifu and set up the world's first retail hedge fund in Hong Kong with his colleagues. Since 2001, he has been involved in the preparation of negotiations for the establishment of a joint venture fund in Chinese mainland.

In January 2003, Lee joined HSBC Investment Management (Hong Kong) Limited as Executive Director and Head of Corporate Development and China Business in Asia Pacific. A year later, Lee was elected as the head of hsbc's Jinxin preparatory team, proving that his work was very strong and trusted.

After six or seven years as General Manager of HSBC Jinxin Fund, Li Xuanjin was appointed by the shareholders of HSBC Jinxin Fund to take charge of HSBC Assets' Greater China business in 2012, when Wang Dong succeeded him as the new General Manager.

Although Li Xuanjin did not work at HSBC Jinxin, he had been involved in the development of the company as a director of the company, and his understanding of HSBC Jinxin had not stopped until November 2021, when Li Xuanjin once again shouldered the heavy responsibility and returned to HSBC Jinxin as the general manager.

At present, the question that Li Xuanjin thinks about the most is the future development direction of the company, how to stand out from the fierce industry competition. In an exclusive interview, he said, "I think it is still necessary to continue to refine and refine the products on the basis of practicing internal skills, provide differentiated asset management services for investors, and meet the increasingly rich and diversified investment and financial needs of domestic investors." ”

According to an article on the Internet, Li Xuanjin's career is closely related to Pei Bui, former chief executive of HSBC Investment Management Hong Kong Limited's Asia Pacific region and vice chairman of HSBC Jinxin. It is said that when Lee Xuanjin first worked at JP Morgan in Taiwan, Pei was his boss, and then Pei moved to HSBC Investment Management as CEO of Asia Pacific to bring Li Xuanjin with him, and eventually arranged for him to be the general manager of HSBC Jinxin. Sources said that Li and Pei had a deep relationship.

Li Xuanjin's return to HSBC Jinxin Fund is naturally highly concerned, and what kind of good results will he lead HSBC Jinxin Fund to create again? Operator finance will also continue to pay attention.