Weichen Ding

Weichen Ding

Director, Azionario

Weichen è entrato in bfinance nel luglio 2019 all'interno del team Public Markets, specializzato nella ricerca sui gestori azionari. Prima di entrare in bfinance, Weichen ha trascorso cinque anni come analista di ricerca sui gestori presso Alvarium Investments, una boutique di investimento con sede nel Regno Unito. Weichen ha conseguito un master in economia presso l'University College di Londra e una laurea in sicurezza informatica presso la Fudan University, in Cina. Weichen è titolare di un certificato CFA e parla correntemente il cinese mandarino.


Ulteriori approfondimenti dal team:

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bfinance’s quarterly report in August 2024: read the team’s latest insights on institutional investor activity, risk appetite, market developments and asset manager performance across all major...

bfinance’s quarterly report in May 2024: read the team’s latest insights on institutional investor activity, risk appetite, market developments and asset manager performance across all major asset...

From the pages of the Financial Times and Reuters to the hallways of investment conferences, noise of an ‘ESG Backlash’ has echoed around the asset management industry through recent months.