从“金牛奖得主”到“限消被执行人”，这位公募老总怎么了？

Core Viewpoint - The recent consumption restriction order against Chen Jiwu, chairman of Kaishi Fund, highlights the operational difficulties faced by Kaishi Wealth and its parent company, Kaishi Fund, raising concerns within the industry [1][2]. Group 1: Legal and Financial Issues - Kaishi Wealth was subjected to a consumption restriction order due to failing to fulfill an administrative decision from the Shanghai Huangpu District Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, with an involved amount of 509,684 yuan [3][4]. - Chen Jiwu, as the legal representative, is also restricted from high consumption and non-essential spending [5]. - A similar consumption restriction was issued for Shanghai Kaishi Yizheng Asset Management Co., which is fully owned by Chen Jiwu, due to unpaid debts totaling approximately 125,415 yuan, with an unpaid ratio of 98.6% [6][7]. Group 2: Company Performance and Market Position - Kaishi Fund, established in 2016, has seen a decline in its asset management scale from a peak of 1.429 billion yuan in 2019 to only 117 million yuan as of March 31, 2025, with only three products remaining [8][9]. - Recent fundraising efforts have been unsuccessful, with the Kaishi Yuanxin Mixed Fund raising only 10.61 million yuan, and previous funds failing to attract external investments [9]. - The situation of Chen Jiwu and the "Kaishi system" reflects the survival challenges faced by small and medium-sized fund companies amid intense market competition and stringent regulatory environments [9].