Qatar Wealth Fund Becomes ChinaAMC's Third-Largest Shareholder
The Chinese company said its original backer Tianjin Haipeng Technology Consulting Co. transferred its stake, which was approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, according to a notice.
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