Zhao Danyang: Graduated from the Automation Department of Xiamen University with a bachelor's degree in systems engineering. Now working in a child's heart. Mr. Zhao Danyang went abroad for investment and trade on 1994, and entered the domestic securities industry for venture capital on 1996. In 2002, he was invited to join Guotai Junan (Hong Kong) Company as the fund manager of China Growth Investment Fund (Hong Kong). Take the lead in introducing the overseas trust fund model into China's capital market, and advocate "examining securities investment from the perspective of industrial investors". Mr. Zhao has been the director of investment management department since 2005 and the deputy director of Singapore management department since 20 10.

Wang Yawei, born in Ma 'anshan, Anhui Province, graduated from Ma 'anshan No.2 Middle School. He used to be the vice president of Huaxia Fund Management Company, the chairman of the investment decision-making committee, the selected fund of Huaxia market and the manager of Huaxia strategic mixed fund. 2065438+On May 5, 2002, Huaxia Fund announced that it would pay dividends to the Huaxia Market and Huaxia Strategy Selection managed by Wang Yawei. On May 7th, the next day, Huaxia Fund and CITIC Securities announced at the same time that Wang Yawei officially resigned (forced to leave by the CSRC), but Huaxia Fund would hire Wang Yawei as the company consultant. 20 12 on July 9th, Wang Yawei established a top trump card in Hongkong.

Ma Weihua,/kloc-0 was born in Jinzhou city, Liaoning province in June, 1949./kloc-0 graduated from the economics department of Jilin university in June, 1982./kloc-0 received a master's degree in economics from Jilin university in June, 1986, and/kloc-0 received a doctorate in economics from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in June, 1999. He is an honorary doctor of the University of Southern California, a senior economist, a director of the board of directors of Jilin University, and an executive director and vice president of China Finance Association.1999 served as a director and president of China Merchants Bank in March. 2065438+On May 8, 2003, China Merchants Bank announced that due to his age, Ma Weihua had offered not to take the main leadership position of China Merchants Bank, and he would resign as the Party Secretary of the Head Office and be replaced by Tian Huiyu, former president of Beijing Branch of China Construction Bank.