In the investment world, there is such a female ** manager, her name is Li Xuan, who is currently the general manager of the ** fixed income investment department in the south, and is also the investment manager of social security and occupational annuity. Li Xuan's career, like the bonds she managed**, was steady and productive.
Li Xuan's story began in a finance class at Tsinghua University. She completed her undergraduate and master's studies there before joining South** in 2007. Her choice was very forward-looking at the time, because in those days, research was the mainstream, and many companies didn't even have a bond department. But South**, as one of the first companies to set up a bond department, provided a platform for her to make a big difference.
Since he started his career in 2007, Li Xuan's path in the investment field can be said to be smooth sailing. Her work focused on credit research and credit analysis, and then gradually expanded to manage challenging projects such as Southern Dolly and Southern Baoyuan. In 2013, she was recognized by her leadership and social security and began to manage social security**. Subsequently, in 2017, she was promoted to General Manager of Southern Fixed Income Investments.
Li Xuan's views on bond-based investment are unique and profound. She believes that although bonds** have been ignored by individual investors in the past, with the reduction of bank deposit interest rates and the netting of bank wealth management products, individual investors' attention to bonds** has gradually increased. Through an in-depth analysis of the market, Li Xuan pointed out that although the volatility of bonds** is gradually decreasing, the adjustment and drawdown of the bond market are still a reality that investors need to face.
In the process of pursuing excess returns, Li Xuan adheres to the principle of long-term and value investment. She stressed that while short-term fluctuations are unavoidable, it is more important to bring solid earnings to customers in the long term. For bond** managers, it's important not to pursue short-term performance, but to focus on the long-term goal of absolute returns.
There have also been some ups and downs in her investment career. She mentioned that when she took over the bond market in 2010, the market was not ideal, and the two big bonds in 2013 and 2016 brought challenges to her. However, Li Xuan's investment style is biased towards adding positions when the market is down, and she believes that this strategy can bring good performance for ** in the long run. At the same time, she also noticed that the pressure of redemption needs to be taken into account in open management.
For closed-period products, such as Nanfang Jinli and Nanfang Jintianli, which are set to open for three years, Li Xuan believes that such products have their unique advantages in operation. Since she doesn't have to think about liquidity risk as often, she can focus more on credit mining and risk control. She emphasized the importance of credit risk management and noted that it is important to rely on in-house research to avoid risks.
When asked about his views on the future of the market, Li Xuan said that although the market will be the best in the short term, in the long run, the market does not have the basis for a rapid bearish. She suggested that investors pay attention to short-end bonds in the ** market, and wait until the market adjusts before considering the allocation opportunities of medium- and long-term bond products.
When talking about her personal life, Li Xuan candidly said that despite the pressure of work, she was able to find a good balance between family and work. She believes that maintaining a work-life balance is essential for a manager. In the world of investing, adhering to the principles of long-term and value investing, and responding to market fluctuations without hurry, is the key to success.
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