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China Asset Management Co., Ltd. was established in 1999, headquartered in Beijing, and registered in Shanghai. To date, it has developed into a comprehensive international asset management group, offering public funds, pensions, private account management, and overseas investments.

The development history of China Asset Management is as follows:

1. 1999: China Asset Management Co., Ltd. was established.
2. 2005: Deutsche Asset Management (Asia) took a stake in CAM.
3. 2006: CAM became the first domestic asset management company with assets exceeding 100 billion yuan.
4. 2008: CAM's wholly-owned subsidiary, China International Asset Management Ltd., was established in Hong Kong.
5. 2012: China Asset Wealth Management Co., Ltd. was established, with wealth management service centers in major cities nationwide.
6. 2012: China Capital Management Co., Ltd. was established to provide customers with necessary financial services.
7. 2013: CAM entered the North American market and established the China New York Branch HGI(USA).
8. 2014: CAM's wholly-owned technology subsidiary, China Rhino Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., was established.
9. 2015: The China London Branch HGI(UK) was established.
10. 2017: China International established its first European UCITS public fund platform in Europe.
11. 2018: CAM officially joined the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (UN PRI).

The main services of China Asset Management include the following:

Public Fund Management: CAM manages various types of public funds, including active equity, stock index, bond, monetary, and other fund products, providing asset management services for investors.

Pension Management: CAM engages in pension businesses, including sovereign wealth and basic pension insurance funds, corporate/professional annuities, and pension target funds.

Private Account Management Funds: With qualifications as a private account asset manager, CAM offers tailored asset allocation plans and investment management services to institutional and high-net-worth clients.

Providing products and solutions for institutional clients:

1. Financial Industry Clients: Providing asset management services to various financial institutions such as banks, securities, insurance companies, trusts, and funds.
2. Corporate Clients: Offering asset management services to various corporate clients, including state-owned enterprises, private enterprises, and listed companies.
3. Asset Management Institutions: Providing asset management services to various asset management institutions such as trust companies, securities asset management, and bank wealth management subsidiaries.