张忆东离职

Core Insights - Zhang Yidong, a prominent strategist at Industrial Securities, has officially submitted his resignation due to personal career planning and family considerations [1] - He will transition to focus on overseas business, particularly in the Hong Kong and international capital markets [2] Career Development - Zhang began his research career in 2002 at Polaroid Securities in Taiwan, covering A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, and joined Industrial Securities in 2006 [3] - Under his leadership, Industrial Securities' research team grew from a small group to a leading force in the industry, achieving top rankings in analyst evaluations [3] - He has been instrumental in establishing a strong overseas research team, which is now recognized as a leader in the industry [3] Key Contributions - Zhang introduced the concept of "core assets" in 2007, identifying leading companies with core competitiveness across various industries [4] - His bullish stance during the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent predictions about China's economic recovery were validated by government stimulus measures [4] - He has consistently advocated for the long-term potential of A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, predicting a "super long bull market" that could last for over 20 years [5] Team Transition - With Zhang's departure, Industrial Securities' research team is undergoing a new phase of leadership transition, with younger analysts stepping up [7] - The research team has maintained stability despite industry-wide talent competition and has built a robust team of over 200 professionals [8] - The company expresses respect for Zhang's decision and gratitude for his contributions to the development of both sell-side and overseas research [7]