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Another fund executive has passed away! Li Xuesong, general manager of CCCC Fund, died of a sudden heart attack at the age of 51

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Reporter | Zhang Xiaoyun

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Sad news came from the fund circle again.

On the evening of August 19, CCCC Investment Fund Management (Beijing) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CCCC Fund") issued an obituary that Li Xuesong, the general manager of the company, died at the age of 51 in Beijing at 7:40 a.m. on August 19, 2020 due to a sudden heart attack and ineffective treatment.

Another fund executive has passed away! Li Xuesong, general manager of CCCC Fund, died of a sudden heart attack at the age of 51

Born in 1968, Li Xuesong has a master's degree from Hiroshima University of Economics in Japan, and was the deputy head of the financial engineering team of CITIC Securities, the deputy general manager of Beijing Jiufang Quantum Financial Technology Co., Ltd., the vice president of the retail business department of Bosera Fund, the general manager of State Street Fund Management Co., Ltd., the executive president of Zhongzhi Group Co., Ltd., and the director and general manager of CCCC Fund.

In 2001, Li Xuesong joined Bosera Fund and has served as a financial engineer in the financial engineering team, the head of sales in the southern region of the marketing department, the general manager of the southern region of the marketing department, and the general manager of the Beijing branch, and has rich experience in market development management.

In August 2010, Bosera Fund promoted five deputy general managers at one time, and Li Xuesong was one of them. Since then, he has served as Deputy General Manager of Bosera Fund and Managing Director of the Retail Business Unit for two years. In the fund retail business, he began to experiment with e-commerce channels very early.

After leaving Boshi, Li Xuesong served as the head of the preparatory team of the joint venture fund company Daofu Fund. After the establishment of The State Street Fund in June 2013, Li Xuesong became its first general manager, which is reportedly selected for foreign shareholders. In September of that year, only 3 months after the establishment of The State Street Fund, General Manager Li Xuesong announced his resignation.

Subsequently, Li Xuesong entered the field of equity investment and was relatively low-key.

Until the afternoon of August 18, a news of the unfortunate death of Li Xuesong, general manager of CCCC Fund, was circulating on the Internet. The news said: At about 15:45 on August 18, 2020, Li Xuesong suddenly felt discomfort and breathing difficulties in the heart area in the office, and the fund company urgently dialed 120 and was sent to the hospital by 120 ambulance at 16:10.

For a time, people can't help but lament the pressure and bitterness behind the financial industry. As a high-pressure industry, there are often tragic news of untimely deaths due to illness or other problems in the fund circle.

On April 14, 2020, Song Yu, executive deputy general manager of China Overseas Fund, unfortunately passed away at the age of about 55. On February 6, 2020, Wu Jiang, assistant general manager and investment director of Western Lide Fund, died at the age of 38 due to ineffective medical treatment.

In November 2019, Wang Moumou, a female employee of ICBC Credit Suisse Fund Company who disappeared, was confirmed to have died at the age of 24, in her youth. The unfortunate girl just graduated from Chinese Min University in June this year and is working in a fund accounting position.

In November 2018, a real estate researcher at Changxin Foundation died suddenly at home at the age of 37. It is understood that on the day of his death, he went home and told his wife that he was very tired. As a result, the wife woke up and found that he was cold, sent to the first aid, and had returned to the sky exhausted.

In March 2018, Zhou Ke, the general manager of China Post Fund, died of a heart attack at the age of 45, he was the soul of the company and single-handedly created the unique style of China Post Fund.

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