The senior management team of Huatai Berry, which was quite colorful in the background of shareholders at that time, is now becoming more and more "market-oriented".
On May 21, the announcement of Huatai Barry Fund showed that Chen Hui, the chief inspector of Huatai Barry, left his post due to personal reasons, and Liu Wanfang, deputy general manager, left as deputy general manager due to work adjustment and was transferred to chief inspector, and the date of appointment was May 19, 2021.
Chen Hui is the entrepreneurial elder of Huatai Barry and served as the inspector general of Huatai Berry Fund Company for at least fifteen years. Liu Wanfang has worked all the way in Shanghai Investment Morgan, Suzaku Fund and Huatai Berry, and has been in charge of marketing, compliance and other businesses.
The retirement of Chen Hui also means that the talents of Huatai Securities department further "fade out" of Huatai Berry. Nowadays, in the senior management of Huatai Berry, in addition to chairman Jia Bo and vice president Wang Suoge, there are few executives with long-term work experience in Huatai Securities.
According to the statistics of the Capital Affairs Hall, since the end of 2011, the new general manager of Huatai Berry, Han Yong, has taken office, and the senior management team of Huatai Berry has basically realized the batch "blood exchange" of senior executives through the introduction of a large number of talents from outside. A new generation of executives is gradually taking over the responsibilities of the company's operations.
<h2>Departed Chen Hui</h2>
Chen Hui, who left office this time, should be regarded as the "elder" level figure of Huatai Berry. Huatai Berry's predecessor, AIA Huatai Fund, was in the company when it was founded.
According to the relevant resume, Chen Hui served as the representative office of Jiangsu Securities Co., Ltd. in Beijing from 1993 to 1999, and the general manager of the Beijing headquarters of Huatai Securities Co., Ltd. from 1999 to 2004. After 2004, Chen Hui obtained the fund qualification and subsequently served as the inspector general of AIA Huatai Fund.
In 2010, AIA Huatai changed its name to Huatai Berry Fund due to a change in shareholders, and Chen Hui remained the inspector general in public information until he stepped down in May this year.
To some extent, Chen Hui has served in various departments and subsidiaries of the Huatai Securities system (including Huatai Berry Fund) for 27 years, and is a financial talent with a distinct "Huatai Securities" brand.
<h2>Successor Liu Wanfang</h2>
Liu Wanfang, the new inspector general of Huatai Berry, is a financial talent with considerable "rich" experience in the industry.
According to the public resume, Liu Wanfang is a doctor of finance from the Institute of Fiscal Science of the Ministry of Finance. Before joining the fund industry, I had many different work experiences.
After entering the fund industry after 2013, he first served as the chief inspector of Shanghai Investment Morgan Fund Management Limited. Subsequently, he served as the deputy general manager of Suzaku Equity Investment Management Co., Ltd. and the general manager of Suzaku Fund Management Co., Ltd.
In April 2019, he joined Huatai Barry Fund Management Co., Ltd. as deputy general manager, and was once in charge of the marketing business. In May 2021, Liu Wanfang "took over the baton" inspector General of Huatai Berry.
From the perspective of fund experience, Liu Wanfang has served as both deputy general manager and general manager, and has also served as the chief inspector of the joint venture fund company twice.
The senior management team successfully "changed blood"
Before Liu Wanfang became inspector general of Huatai Berry, Huatai Berry's senior management team and key positions were mainly taken over by talents who joined after 2011 (see figure below).
According to Wind statistics, the company's general manager Han Yong joined the company in November 2011. Prior to joining Huatai Berry, Han Yong was the deputy general manager in charge of marketing business of Huaan Fund. During his tenure at Hua'an, the first domestic joint fund "flowered" Hua'an.
After Han Yong became the general manager of Huatai Berry, there was a clear "new atmosphere" in the company's senior management.
In 2012, Dong Yuanxing, the deputy general manager in charge of fixed income in the company, joined Huatai Berry, and he was promoted to deputy general manager of the company in 2015.
In 2012, Tian Hanqing, who is in charge of quantitative and index products, also joined Huatai Berry, and she was promoted to deputy general manager of the company in 2013.
In 2018, Li Xiaoxi, who was in charge of equity investment in the company, joined and served as the deputy general manager of the company.
In addition, Liu Wanfang, who was in charge of important business at the time and is now the chief inspector, and more than half of Huatai Berry's senior management team was served by talents hired by the market in 2012.
However, there are still two deputy general managers of the company that joined before Han Yong, Fang Weili and Wang Suoge. Among them, Fang Weili also worked in Huaan Fund in his early years, and became the deputy general manager of Huatai Berry in 2008. According to the industry, Fang Weili has a deep involvement in product design and technology opening.
Wang Suoge is a typical "Huatai Securities person", he graduated from "Wudaokou", worked in Jiangsu Securities, the predecessor of Huatai Securities, in his early years, and later became the boss of Huatai Securities Shanghai Asset Management Headquarters after several positions, after 2003 he participated in the preparation of AIA Huatai Fund, and then once served as the deputy general manager in charge of investment.
In recent years, domestic fund companies have set off a round of talent team reconstruction, some are "father and son soldiers", some are "market-oriented recruitment" type, some are shareholders "support type", in the end what kind of team is more suitable for the development of the domestic market, perhaps or in response to the aging sentence, "is the mule is a horse" to lead out of the slip.
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