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Recently, a report titled "The First Person in the Financial Circle to Tear Up the Boss" has been circulated on the Internet. The author of the report claims to be a researcher at Caitong Securities Asset Management Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Caitong Asset Management"). The author said that he was treated unfairly after complaining about the company's management system and other issues in his circle of friends. In addition, the report also involves information about the real estate of the company's leaders.

Source: Online reporting materials

The researcher said that the incident originated from her complaints in WeChat Moments. In the WeChat Moments, she said that she was secretly recorded by her leader Xia Moumou when she was talking about work, and the other party's discussion changed from investment research related at the beginning to framing and slandering her later - regarding her research as absenteeism, regarding her opinions as undermining the system, and checking the institute's clothing for the past month through surveillance.

Source: Online reporting materials

The researcher said in her report that after the post was published, her family received threats from the company, causing her father, who already suffered from high blood pressure, to faint. In Shanghai, the company also paid off the security guards of her residential complex to monitor her whereabouts.

In addition, the researcher also disclosed that the company's chairman owns three luxury homes in downtown Shanghai, with a total value of over 100 million yuan.

In response to this report, on July 29, China Fortune Asset Management issued a statement that its employee, Bian Moumou, published false information targeting the company and related employees on public platforms such as WeChat Moments and WeChat chat groups, seriously damaging the reputation and legal rights and interests of the company and related employees. China Fortune Asset Management and related employees have reported the matter to the police.

Source: Caitong Asset Management official website

Caitong Asset Management's statement said that this year, Bian had violated the company's management regulations many times, including absenteeism (including being away from work all day), false attendance, openly refusing to attend regular investment research meetings in the department group, and wearing tank tops to work many times in violation of the company's dress code management regulations. The department head and the human resources department had many reminder talks with him, but Bian clearly expressed his resistance, and on July 13, he posted false statements on WeChat Moments, distorting and fabricating facts to attack the company and related employees.

The statement said that after Bian posted the above content on WeChat Moments, the company tried to contact him but was rejected. After that, Bian spread false statements and fabricated rumors through WeChat chats on July 17 and July 29. In addition, the company found that Bian had privately installed surveillance cameras at his workstation, which continued to seriously infringe on the legal rights, privacy and business secrets of the company and other employees.

In response, Caitong Asset Management said that the company and relevant employees have reported to the police, requiring Bian to stop infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of the company and relevant employees and bear the corresponding legal responsibilities. At the same time, the company also reserves the right to pursue the relevant legal responsibilities of rumor spreaders who maliciously spread rumors and damage the reputation of the company and employees and the normal market order.

According to the official website, Caitong Asset Management is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Caitong Securities Co., Ltd. (SH601108), a company directly under the Zhejiang Provincial Government. It was formerly the Asset Management Department of Caitong Securities, which was established in 2009. It was approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission in November 2014 and was officially established in December of the same year. It has established branches in Shanghai and Beijing, and its business scope covers the whole country.

The "boss" mentioned in the report is Ma Moumou, the company's party secretary and chairman. The official website shows that Ma Moumou is a master of economics from Zhejiang University and a senior economist. He has worked in institutions such as CITIC Securities Co., Ltd. In April 2012, he joined Caitong Securities Asset Management (formerly Caitong Securities Asset Management Department) and is currently the assistant general manager of Caitong Securities Co., Ltd. and the chairman of Caitong Securities Asset Management Co., Ltd.

Written by: Nandu Wancaishe reporter Liu Changyuan