PV Wang to leave China asset manager Noah

In his role at Noah, Wang shares responsibility for international investments with William Ma, who was previously the sole CIO. Wang is also a partner at Gopher Asset Management, an asset management arm of Noah that is involved in private equity.

Wang entered the private equity industry in the mid-1990s as an investment manager at Nikko Capital Singapore. He joined Adams Street Partners in 1999, initially in London, to research the Asian markets. He was instrumental in formulating the firm's private equity fund investment strategy for the region. He departed Adams Street in late 2015.

Founded in 2005, Noah is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The company distributes wealth management products to Chinese high net worth individuals, including fixed income products, private equity funds, and insurance products. In the first half of 2017, it distributed over RMB65.6 billion ($9.7 billion) of wealth management products.

Noah also develops real estate funds, private equity fund-of-funds, hedge funds and fixed income products under Gopher. As of June, Gopher had RMB138.7 billion in assets under management.

The wealth manager has nearly more than 164,000 registered clients and has built a network of 1,259 relationship managers across 205 branches in 76 cities in China. Noah opened its Hong Kong office in 2012, which serves the international needs of clients.

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