# China asset management
Latest news and articles about China asset management
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Internet Broker’s Flagship Fund Crashes: Eastmoney’s Value Strategy Sputters as Bond Bets Dominate Growth
Eastmoney Fund’s initiated equity fund has lost nearly 20% in early 2026 and nearly 30% since inception, underscoring weak equity investment capabilities. The firm’s rapid asset growth has been driven by concentrated bond funds, leaving its active equity arm underscaled, underperforming and exposed to governance and concentration risks.
Once a 'Xinhua' Star, Cui Jianbo Falls Silent as Fangzheng Fubon’s Equity Push Stalls
Fangzheng Fubon announced on 25 February that veteran manager Cui Jianbo had relinquished responsibility for a 12‑month holding mixed fund, highlighting a disappointing five‑year tenure during which his flagship fund returned roughly 0.5%. The episode exposes Fangzheng Fubon’s structural bias toward fixed‑income and money‑market products, misaligned resource allocation among equity managers, and broader challenges facing active equity managers in China.
From Nighttime Shock to a Daytime Rally: The Curious Case of China’s Silver Fund
Guotou Silver LOF, a Chinese public fund focused on silver futures, plunged after a late-night valuation adjustment caused a record one-day NAV drop of 31%, provoking over 17,000 investor complaints. After five straight limit-down sessions the fund reopened and rallied more than 8%, but the episode has raised concerns about valuation timing, platform settlement practices and retail protection in fast-growing commodity funds.
Sudden Walkouts at HuaAn Fund Expose Deep Talent and Strategy Strains
Two high-profile, abrupt departures of senior equity managers at HuaAn Fund have exposed weaknesses in the firm’s talent retention, product strategy and risk governance. The exits, characterised by one-time clearance of all managed funds, come as HuaAn’s active-equity assets have materially contracted despite overall AUM growth.