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Core Viewpoint - The recent labor dispute involving Zhu Jianrong, a vice president of Lianbo Fund, highlights underlying issues within the company, including fund performance, compensation, and team stability [1][4][15]. Group 1: Company Background - Lianbo Fund, established in September 2021, is a wholly foreign-owned subsidiary of Lianbo Hong Kong, operating as a foreign public fund in mainland China [4][15]. - The fund's assets under management (AUM) have seen significant fluctuations, dropping from 11.1 billion to 5.55 billion, effectively halving its size, before recovering to 9.84 billion, placing it among the bottom 20 in the industry [6][17]. Group 2: Management Changes - Zhu Jianrong's departure on September 4, 2025, was officially attributed to personal reasons, but it is speculated to be linked to the fund's poor performance and potential unfulfilled incentive commitments [12][22]. - The fund has experienced notable management turnover, with the general manager Qian Feng also leaving for personal reasons on September 30, 2024, and being replaced by Luo Dengpan [8][21]. Group 3: Fund Performance - Most of Lianbo Fund's products have been established for less than a year, with the longest-standing product, Lianbo Zhixuan, achieving a year-to-date return of 25% [6][18]. - The core product managed by Zhu Liang, Lianbo Zhiyuan, saw its AUM plummet from 4 billion to 1.49 billion due to significant redemptions [19].