The executives of bank-affiliated funds are reshuffling again, with Wang Guodong, the deputy general manager of Minsheng Plus Yinhang, leaving office

As a bank-affiliated fund company, the executive team of Minsheng Jianyin has always attracted attention. As the year-end approaches, they have made some recent changes. On December 9th, Minsheng Jianyin Fund announced that Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Information Officer Wang Guodong has been reassigned to another position due to work adjustments. Secretary of the Board Ding Hui has taken over as Chief Financial Officer, while General Manager Zheng Zhijun will serve as the acting Chief Information Officer. According to his resume, Wang Guodong has held positions in the Securities News Department and Editorial Office of the Financial Times, as well as Deputy Director of the Brand Promotion Office of the Party Committee Office at China People's Property Insurance Company, Senior Business Supervisor, Director of the Party Committee Office at China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation, Assistant to the General Manager, and Party Committee Member and Assistant General Manager at the Shanghai Branch of China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation. He joined Minsheng Jianyin Fund in June 2016, serving as a Party Committee Member, Secretary of the Board, and later as Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Information Officer, and Head of the Shanghai Branch. With Wang Guodong's departure, the executive team of Minsheng Jianyin Fund has temporarily entered a relatively "streamlined" phase. The specific composition includes General Manager and acting Chief Information Officer Zheng Zhijun. His resume shows that Zheng Zhijun joined Minsheng Jianyin Fund in November 2022 and was previously a "veteran of Minsheng." From April 2002 to November 2017, he worked in various departments at China Minsheng Bank, including the Interbank Financial Department, Capital Markets Department, Financial Markets Department, and Asset Management Department, holding positions such as staff member, center general manager, and assistant general manager of the department. From November 2017 to October 2022, he worked at the Shanghai Branch of China Minsheng Bank, serving as a Party Committee Member, Deputy President, and Deputy General Manager of the Financial Markets Shanghai Division (concurrently). The current Chief Financial Officer, Secretary of the Board, and Director of the Planning and Finance Department (concurrently) is Ding Hui. She previously worked as an auditor and manager at KPMG Huazhen, a senior manager at KPMG Consulting (China) Co., Ltd., and a senior manager at Beijing Huayuan Zhihua Management Co., Ltd. From May 2012 to November 2022, Ding Hui held various positions at the headquarters of China Minsheng Bank, including Deputy Director and Director. In November 2022, she joined Minsheng Jianyin Fund, serving as the Director of the Risk Management Department, among other roles. Vice President Zhu Yongming has held positions as a client manager at the Head Office of Bank of China, product manager in the Corporate Banking Department at China Minsheng Bank, staff member in the Small Enterprise Financial Division, and Director of the Investment and Mergers Center of the Board's Strategic Development and Investment Management Committee. He joined Minsheng Jianyin Fund in January 2018, previously serving as Assistant General Manager, Chief Financial Officer, and Secretary of the Board, and is currently the Vice President and Head of the Beijing Branch. Chief Inspector Liu Jing holds a Ph.D. in Management. She has served as a lecturer at North China Electric Power University, a master's supervisor in accounting, and a deputy-level researcher at the Inspection Team and Inspection Bureau of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. She joined Minsheng Jianyin Fund in May 2015 and currently serves as Chief Inspector, concurrently holding the position of Director of the Risk Management Department Risk Warning and Disclaimer The market carries risks, and investment should be approached with caution. This article does not constitute personal investment advice and does not take into account the specific investment objectives, financial situation, or needs of individual users. Users should consider whether any opinions, views, or conclusions in this article align with their specific circumstances. Investment based on this is at one's own risk