知名量化私募陷“内斗”，靖奇投资创始人卸任风波背后：“背刺”还是其他？

Core Viewpoint - The recent turmoil between Jingqi Investment and its co-founder Fan Siqi has raised questions about the company's internal dynamics and future, following Fan's resignation and subsequent claims of being ousted from the firm [1][8][10]. Group 1: Resignation and Clarification - On June 10, Fan Siqi announced his resignation as the fund manager of Jingqi Investment, stating that most of the funds he managed would enter liquidation by the end of the month due to personal pressures and loss of passion for the industry [1][5]. - Jingqi Investment clarified on June 12 that the liquidation mentioned by Fan only pertained to a small portion of self-managed products and would not affect the overall operations of the company, which continues to function normally [5][6]. Group 2: Shareholder Dynamics - Following the resignation, Fan Siqi accused the other shareholders of orchestrating a "backstab" during a hastily arranged shareholder meeting, which led to his loss of access and communication with employees [8][10]. - Current data shows that Fan Siqi holds approximately 42.73% of Jingqi Investment, making him the largest shareholder, while the other two shareholders, Mao Noping and Tang Jingren, hold about 28.64% each [9]. Group 3: Company Performance and Products - Jingqi Investment currently manages assets between 1 billion to 2 billion yuan, with a total of 112 private equity products registered, of which 49 have been liquidated early and 1 delayed, while 62 are still operational [11]. Group 4: Industry Implications - The public conflict among shareholders could harm the company's reputation, potentially leading to reduced investor confidence and affecting relationships with distribution agencies [12]. - Experts suggest that private equity firms should establish clear ownership structures, responsibilities, and internal controls to prevent similar conflicts in the future [13].