Core Viewpoint - The frequent turnover of senior management at Xinda Australia Fund reflects the intense competition and increasing performance pressure within the public fund industry, leading to potential personnel changes and reassignments [2][5][6]. Management Changes - On May 8, Xinda Australia Fund announced the resignation of Vice President Wei Qingkong, who will transition to the role of Chief Marketing Officer due to work arrangements [4][5]. - In the past six months, four vice presidents have left the company, including notable fund manager Feng Mingyuan, indicating a trend of high-level personnel changes [5][6]. - Wei Qingkong had been serving as Vice President since November 2021 and previously held the position of Chief Marketing Officer [5][6]. Fund Performance - Over 60% of Xinda Australia Fund's actively managed equity products have reported negative returns over the past three years, with 30 products showing losses, including 11 that fell over 30% [7]. - In contrast, some mixed bond funds have performed well, with four products achieving returns exceeding 10%, outperforming their peers by over 5 percentage points [7]. Financial Performance - In 2024, Xinda Australia Fund's operating income and net profit were reported at 644 million and 101 million respectively, representing year-on-year declines of 31.24% and 42.11% [8]. - The company attributes this decline to ongoing business structure optimization and a focus on reducing fund fees in response to regulatory requirements [8].