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Chinese asset manager
E Fund Management Co., Ltd.
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Native name
| 易方?基金管理有限公司
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Company type
| Private
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Industry
| Financial services
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Founded
| April 17, 2001
; 23 years ago
(
2001-04-17
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Headquarters
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AUM
| US$420 billion (September 2023)
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Owners
| GF Securities
(22.65%)
Guangdong Yuecai Trust (22.65%)
Infore Group (22.65%)
Guangdong Rising Holdings Group (15.1%)
Guangzhou Guangyong State Owned Assets Management (7.55%)
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Subsidiaries
| E Fund Management (Hong Kong) Co., Limited
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Website
| www
.efunds
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.cn
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Footnotes / references
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E Fund Management
(
Chinese
:
易方?基金管理
) is a Chinese
asset management company
founded in 2001. It is considered the largest asset management company in China.
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History
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The company was established on 17 April 2001.
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The initial shareholders were
GF Securities
, Guangdong Yuecai Trust, Guangdong Securities (liquidated in 2005
[5]
), Chongqing International Trust, Tianjin Trust and Northern International Trust.
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In 2004, the
Midea Group
acquired the company's shares from Tianjin Trust and Northern International Trust
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and in 2005, increased its ownership to 25% after acquiring Guangdong Securities' stake.
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In 2007, the Midea group transferred its entire stake in the company to the Infore Group.
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He Jianfeng (son of Midea Group founder
He Xiangjian
) is considered to be the owner of the Infore Group.
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In 2008, the company established a Hong Kong Subsidiary named E Fund Management (Hong Kong) Co., Limited.
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The company's flagship mutual fund is the E Fund Blue Chip Selected Mixed Fund which had $8.3 billion in
assets under management
as of April 2023. In 2020 it has a return of 95% in 2020 which attracted significant subscriptions but in 2021 and 2022 it dropped 10% and 16% respectively.
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References
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