Svmuu News: Amid the “tech bull market” in the A-share market, capital is accelerating its flow into the AI industry chain, leading to a marked divergence within the private equity sector. Some institutions with heavy exposure to AI and computing power have outperformed, while discretionary private equity firms that failed to keep pace with the market are facing declines in net asset value and shrinking assets under management. Data shows that Yunzhou Capital, a discretionary private equity firm that once managed assets worth 10 billion yuan, has seen its assets under management drop below 5 billion yuan. Previously, long-established 10-billion-yuan private equity firms such as Banxia Investment and Tongben Investment also experienced declines in their asset sizes. Li Bei, founder of Banxia Investment, responded to the drawdowns in her funds by stating that she is unwilling to blindly follow the AI trend, believing that the conditions for an AI bubble to burst have already emerged. Industry observers believe that whether or not a fund can keep pace with the AI industry chain has become the key factor distinguishing the performance of discretionary private equity funds. (Caixin)