TREE NEWS update: Wang Dengfeng has left his role as chief investment officer at BlackRock Fund, roughly 13 months after returning to public fund management, he confirmed. His next move keeps him in the same line of work: he will join a public fund company based in Beijing. The departure was confirmed to Chinese media by Wang himself.
BlackRock Fund CIO Wang Dengfeng Leaves After 13 Months
AI take
A CIO exit after barely a year is a reminder that senior investment talent at global asset managers' China fund units can be a revolving door, and that the bench behind a single figure matters more than the title. The move to another Beijing-based public fund shop suggests the pull is domestic platforms rather than a retreat from the industry. Whether BlackRock Fund's China build-out keeps its investment leadership stable through the next phase is the open question.
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