Zheng Weishan, a renowned Chinese fund manager, has resigned from all his fund manager positions at Galaxy Fund due to personal reasons.
Another well-known fund manager in China's public offering fund industry, managing over 10 billion yuan, has entered a new stage in their career. Galaxy Fund announced on October 22 that Zheng Weishan resigned from his positions as fund manager for Galaxy Innovation Growth, Galaxy Harmony Life, and Galaxy Smart Link Theme due to "personal reasons." Zheng Weishan specializes in technology and growth sector investments. Prior to his departure, the total scale of products under his management reached 21.035 billion yuan. His flagship product, "Galaxy Innovation Growth," achieved a return rate of 284.87% during his tenure. Galaxy Fund stated that the investment and research handover has been completed, and the new fund managers have all been promoted from within the company's internal team, with no changes to the products' investment objectives and strategies.
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