The name Vanguard comes from 1789, when Lord Nelson broke the flagship vanguard of Napoleon's fleet in the Nile War. It started its operation on September 26th, 974. Just as Nelson's fleet occupied a large area of sea area in the Napoleonic Wars, founder John Berg hoped that this new fleet would become the leader of the fund's sea area public offering.

As of 20 19, 165438130, the global asset management scale of Pioneer Pilot has reached a high level. 20 19 * * *, 8 ETF products ranked in the top ten net capital inflows.

Pioneer Pilot is the first and only "investor-owned fund company" specially approved by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It is held by the fund holder, and the investor becomes the owner of the company after purchasing the fund. This unique ownership design guarantees the "holder priority" and protects the fundamental interests of fund investors.

Brief introduction of founder

John Berg, the founder of Pioneer Pilot Company, is known as the godfather of American mutual funds, and Fortune magazine listed John Berg as one of the four investment giants in the 20th century. John Berg was born on May 8th, 2009, and died suddenly on June 6th, 2009, at the age of 89.

John Berg graduated from Princeton University. When he was studying, an article about the fund "Big Money in Boston" aroused his interest, and then he wrote his graduation thesis on this topic. Walter Morgan, the boss of Wellington Management Company, appreciated John Berg and recruited him.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Pioneer Pilot.