Core Viewpoint - The leadership transition at Bosera Fund marks the end of the Jiang Xiangyang era, with Zhang Dong set to take over as chairman, raising questions about how he will address the company's structural challenges in equity and fixed income investments [4][5][10]. Leadership Change - Jiang Xiangyang, who led Bosera Fund for over a decade, is stepping down as chairman to join China Merchants Jinling Leasing Co., while Zhang Dong, the current general manager, is expected to be appointed as the new chairman pending board approval [4][5]. - Jiang's tenure saw significant reforms that restored the fund's management scale to the top ten in the industry, primarily through a focus on fixed income products, but the equity segment faced ongoing challenges [5][6]. Performance and Challenges - Under Jiang's leadership, Bosera Fund's asset management scale doubled from 2015 to 2017, and by the end of 2019, the total assets exceeded 620 billion yuan, ranking third in the industry [6]. - Despite growth in fixed income, the active equity business has struggled, with the fund's ranking in this area dropping to 19th by 2020, prompting efforts to revitalize it through key personnel changes [7][8]. Zhang Dong's Background - Zhang Dong, with over 30 years of experience in the banking sector, is expected to leverage his background to enhance Bosera's collaboration with banks and improve the fund's distribution channels [10][11]. - His appointment is seen as a strategic move to deepen the integration of resources within the group, particularly in areas like "fixed income+" and retirement-targeted funds [11]. Market Conditions - The public fund market has shown a stark contrast in performance, with equity assets recovering significantly while the bond market faces pressure due to interest rate fluctuations [13][18]. - Bosera's equity products have recently performed well, with over 95% of its equity funds recording positive returns in the last three months, largely due to strategic investments in technology sectors [13][14]. Fixed Income Performance - Conversely, Bosera's fixed income products have encountered challenges, with 65% of its bond funds reporting negative returns recently, primarily due to rising government bond yields [18]. - The company has also faced talent attrition, with five fund managers leaving in 2025, raising concerns about the stability of its investment research team [18].