Bosera International received five awards from “Insights & Mandate”

On March 8, 2021, Bosera received five awards at the 2021 Professional Investment Awards held by Insights & Mandate, including ” Best Institutional House”,  “CEO of the Year”, “CIO of the Year (Fixed Income)”, “Asian RMB Fund House of the Year”, and “China Bonds, Offshore (3 Years)”.

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The number of new commissions and total AUM of Bosera International have grown rapidly in the past three years. It has also been actively investing in investor education and product marketing; therefore, being awarded the "Best Institutional House of 2021" in one fell swoop.

At the same time, Bosera International has continued to improve its product offerings and provide global investors with multi-category and multi-currency asset management services. Its RMB AUM has grown steadily, and it has been selected as the winner of the 2021 “Asian RMB Fund House of the Year”.

Song Wanhai, CEO of Bosera International, become the winner of the 2021 "CEO of the Year" in Hong Kong. This award aims to recognize senior leaders of organizations who have demonstrated outstanding management and execution capabilities in growing companies’ asset, profitability and workforce.

He Kai, Vice President and Investment Director of the fixed income division of Bosera International was selected as the 2021 "CIO of the Year (Fixed Income)" in Hong Kong. In the field of bond investment, He Kai has demonstrated a combination of outstanding investment management proficiencies and rigorous risk control capabilities that facilitated the rapid growth of the scale of fixed-income asset in the company in recent years.

In addition, the “Bosera Greater China Bond Fund” managed by He Kai under Bosera International has obtained the 2021 “China Bonds, Offshore (3 Years)” award. As of December 2020, the after-fee return of the fund (based on USD Class I) in 2018, 2019, and 2020 were 1.00%, 14.36%, and 9.52%, respectively.