Jinyuan Liang

Brokerage Wealth Management Department at China Universal Asset Management

Jinyuan Liang currently works in the Brokerage Wealth Management Department at China Universal Asset Management, starting in June 2023, where responsibilities include conducting qualitative and quantitative research on fund managers' portfolios. Previously, Jinyuan contributed to the Sales Department at Beijing North Asia Asset Assessment Firm in August 2021, learning asset assessment models and supporting data analysis for assessment projects. Experience also includes training in the Security Exchange Department at CICC in June and July 2021, focusing on the financial industry's framework and participating in daily business meetings to stay updated on market developments. Jinyuan holds a Master’s Degree in Business Analysis from Washington University in St. Louis (2022-2023) and a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics from UC San Diego (2018-2021).

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St. Louis, United States

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China Universal Asset Management

Founded in 2005, China Universal is one of the fastest-growing and well-respected asset managers in China. Our strategy is simple: to be a world leader in the management of China-related assets through outstanding investment expertise, client service excellence, product innovation, and industry thought leadership. China Universal is a fully licensed China asset manager and an active participant in the QDII, QFII and RQFII programmes. We offer mutual fund management, segregated account management, pension management, e-commerce, and international business opportunities to domestic Chinese and international investors. Headquartered in Shanghai, we serve our clients through branch offices in Beijing and Guangzhou, a representative office in Chengdu, and a Hong Kong subsidiary. Today, clients trust us and our subsidiaries with total assets in excess of US$37Bn in the form of segregated mandates and investments in our 50 mutual funds across China's equity, fixed income and money market asset classes.


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201-500

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