"Her Strength" | Minsheng Jia Yin Fund's Li Wenjun: Guarding Every Trust with a Heart of "Integrity"

In traditional understanding, strength is often associated with rigidity and sharpness, but the capital markets are never short of sharpness. Female fund managers are redefining professional strength by combining firmness and gentleness. The current “her strength” precisely breaks this binary opposition—firmness means sticking to principles and bottom lines, gentleness signifies wisdom and guidance. Together, they forge an investment path that balances power and warmth, reflected in net value curves and long-term value.

Since managing fund products, I have been deeply involved in short-term debt and monetary fields, accumulating long-term practical experience in interest rate trends and liquidity management. If I had to describe my investment style in one word, it would be “conservative.” —Li Wenjun, Minsheng JiaYin Fund. She further explains, “Always prioritizing controllable volatility and risk management, I excel at pursuing steady returns while enhancing portfolio cost-effectiveness. This has been my consistent investment principle over the years.”

Li Wenjun, Minsheng JiaYin Fund

Talking about herself, Li Wenjun shares: “With 19 years of industry experience and 13 years of fund management experience, mainly managing low-risk income products like short-term debt and monetary funds, focusing on steady returns and liquidity management. My investment philosophy can be summarized as pursuing stability and sustainability, aligning well with the style of the products I manage. Through long-term professional investment, I aim to safeguard every trust.”

As a female investment researcher, she has a profound understanding of the unique advantages women bring to the field: “I believe women naturally possess traits like meticulousness, patience, empathy, and prudence in investment research. These qualities are especially important in investing—for example, I pay more attention to detail risks, patiently wait for reasonable opportunities, understand how to make prudent decisions from the perspective of holders, and are more likely to adhere to long-term principles, not swayed by short-term fluctuations.”

Regarding long-term investing, she has her own insights: “Long-term investing isn’t about chasing high returns but about being able to hold steady, stay resilient, and keep holding. Especially when managing funds like monetary and short-term debt products, long-term means refining risk control day after day, striving to manage volatility and optimize returns, so that investors can trust and hold through any market environment—that’s true long-term value.”

On risk control, she emphasizes, “Risk management is the top priority, the bottom line, and the prerequisite in my portfolio. All investment decisions revolve around ‘avoiding large fluctuations, avoiding credit risks, maintaining liquidity.’ Risk control is the ballast of my entire portfolio.”

Looking to the future in investment and life, she is full of hope: “I will continue to stay true to my original intention, deepen my focus on stable products like monetary and short-term debt funds, and strive to improve performance with a more mature framework and more detailed research. I also hope to maintain this calm, focused, long-term mindset—unaffected by short-term emotions, responsible for both investment and life, progressing steadily in professionalism and passion.”

Finally, she sends heartfelt words to all product holders: “Thank you for your trust and companionship all along. May we all find peace in stability and encounter better returns and life in the long run.”

Editor / Xu Nannan

(Edited by Xu Nannan)

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