A fund manager refers to an institution with special knowledge and experience, which uses the managed fund assets to make investment decisions according to laws and regulations, fund articles of association or fund contracts, and scientific portfolio principles, so as to continuously increase the value of the managed fund assets and enable fund holders to obtain as much income as possible.
A professional institution responsible for the initiation, establishment and management of funds, usually initiated by securities companies, trust and investment companies or other institutions, has an independent legal person status. Fund managers have different names in different countries.
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Fund managers are managers and users of fund assets. The quality of fund income depends on the level of fund managers' management and use of fund assets, so the qualifications of fund managers must be strictly limited to protect the interests of investors. Only institutions with certain conditions can serve as fund managers.
Different countries or regions have different regulations on the qualifications of fund managers. Generally speaking, an institution applying to become a fund manager must be approved by the relevant government departments in accordance with the relevant securities investment trust laws and regulations of the country or region where it is located before it can obtain the qualification of a fund manager.