ChinaAMC signs MOU with Oman Government Delegation

Previously ChinaAMC teamed with Jabal Asset Management to launch a fund that enabled access to China equity market, making ChinaAMC China’s first mutual fund company to partner with Oman government.

BEIJING, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — China Asset Management Co. (referred as ChinaAMC below) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Oman government delegation comprised of regulator, stock exchanges, sovereign wealth fund and asset manager, on two-way bilateral investment projects, laying the groundwork for further financial cooperation between China, Oman and Gulf States.

The ceremony was held in ChinaAMC’s Beijing office on September 4. The Oman side is represented by senior management from Oman Investment Authority, Mars Development and Investment, Financial Services Authority, Muscat Stock Exchange, Muscat Clearing & Depository, and Jabal Asset Management. Witnessed by senior management from both sides, ChinaAMC CEO Li Yimei and Jabal Asset Management CEO Evgeny Korovin signed the MOU.

ChinaAMC CEO Li Yimei and Jabal Asset Management CEO Evgeny Korovin signed the MOU.
ChinaAMC CEO Li Yimei and Jabal Asset Management CEO Evgeny Korovin signed the MOU.

The ceremony is one leg of Oman government delegation’s five-day China tour, which includes more than 15 high-level meetings across Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing, with Chinese regulators, stock exchanges, sovereign fund and local government, ChinaAMC, CITIC Securities and other top foreign and Chinese financial institutions.

The trip yielded three MOUs, including the one with ChinaAMC.

In late 2024, ChinaAMC teamed with Jabal Asset Management to launch a Loong fund that enabled access to China equity market, making ChinaAMC China’s first mutual fund company to partner with Oman government.

Jabal Asset Management is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Oman government, and Oman Investment Authority is an anchor investor for the Loong Fund.

ChinaAMC representatives have solely advised Oman government delegation on the latest trip and related projects, and have accompanied all meetings.

About ChinaAMC

Founded in April, 1998, China Asset Management is one of the first mutual fund managers in China. Since its inception, ChinaAMC has led the asset management industry with more than two decades of track-record in product innovation. ChinaAMC offers multi-asset investment solutions and one-stop services to investors with various risk-return profiles.

As of June 30, 2025, ChinaAMC’s total AUM exceeded RMB 3.03 trillion (US$423.5 billion), making it one of the largest asset managers in China.

ChinaAMC identifies its core strength as discovering, defining and managing assets, as it offers a balanced mix of asset classes, encompassing equity, fixed income, FOF, REITs, money market,etc. It has been the largest ETF manager in China for 20 consecutive years with an AUM of over RMB 750 billion.

Source: ChinaAMC. AUM includes subsidiaries. Data as of June 30, 2025.

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