Bo Shi

CSAM manages a diversified range of investment funds in mainland China. Their assets are spread across different currencies to reduce the impact of forex fluctuations. They primarily invest in Chinese active equity, passive equity and fixed-income which are led by their flagship product CSI 500 ETF where product types covers market cap, sector, theme, smart-beta, cross border, and enhanced index funds, and covers the majority of A-share by market cap. CSAM invests in foreign stocks through a global macro fund, which invests in other funds focused on various global markets. They manage this fund of funds, which is domestically available, in cooperation with their US-based partner, Mellon Financial.

ABN AMRO TFM is an active, growth-oriented manager which invests primarily in Chinese equity securities. The firm's general investment policy is coordinated in Amsterdam through the investment committee comprising senior investment managers, senior investment analysts and senior economists. The investment committee meets to discuss macroeconomic framework and to determine the asset allocation between bonds, equities and cash, as well as to make recommendations regarding country and industry weightings. Investment analysts (both economists and equity analysts) provide information on companies, industries, currencies and interest rates to the portfolio managers, who are responsible for the day-to-day investment decisions and selections.

MFM is an active manager which performs in-house research to manage their range of equity, hybrid, bond and currency funds. The firm's Investment Research team employs strict risk management to conduct international trade analysis, combining in-depth analysis of industry trends and the management quality of listed companies.