两高管同日离任！中银国际证券与华宝基金在行业转型中寻找新航向

Group 1 - Two financial institutions, Zhongyin International Securities and Huabao Fund, announced executive changes on June 28, raising industry concerns about personnel shifts [2][4] - Zhao Qingwei, the Asset Management Director of Zhongyin International Securities, resigned for personal reasons, effective immediately upon board receipt of his resignation [4][5] - The company expressed gratitude for Zhao's contributions during his tenure, despite the ongoing decline in the asset management business he oversaw [4][5] Group 2 - The departure of Zhao Qingwei follows the resignation of Chairman Ning Min just four days earlier, indicating a significant leadership transition at Zhongyin International Securities [4][5] - Under Ning Min's leadership, the company's total assets grew from 37.11 billion to 74.91 billion, and net assets doubled from 7.99 billion to 17.99 billion from 2014 to 2024 [5] - In contrast, the asset management business, which Zhao led, saw a decline in revenue from 766 million in 2022 to 530 million in 2023, and further to 507 million in 2024, with a revenue share dropping from 25.9% to 17.58% [5][6] Group 3 - Huabao Fund also announced the resignation of Deputy General Manager Lü Xiaoran on the same day, citing work relocation as the reason for his departure [7][9] - Lü Xiaoran's tenure was notably short, lasting only 5 months and 19 days, which is rare in the history of Huabao Fund's executive positions [11][12] - The fund's asset management scale has remained stagnant between 300 billion and 370 billion, with a drop in industry ranking from 23rd to 31st as of the first quarter of 2025 [13][16] Group 4 - The simultaneous executive changes at both companies reflect broader challenges in the financial industry, including tightening regulations, restructuring of business models, and intensified market competition [16] - These shifts are indicative of the industry's search for new directions and high-quality development amidst significant transformation [16]